Bungee Dog Car Seat Belt, 2-Pack

The clip to the D ring needs to be bigger. Not stronger enough for a large dog

Easy, efficient and love having both options on how to use.

This works exactly as described, my dog stays calm on every drive.

The product itself is solid and my two greyhounds both have their own tether now, one per car. My only note is the packaging was a bit dinged up on arrival but the product inside was completely fine and works perfectly.

Bought the first one about two years ago and the stitching finally started to fray so I replaced it. Same quality as I remember, metal clip seats perfectly, and my lab is clipped in and settled on every ride. Would buy again.

My 4-month-old retriever puppy had no concept of staying in one spot and was climbing over everything on our first few drives. Clipped her in last week and she settled into the back seat and actually fell asleep on the way home from the vet.

Forgot my leash at the dog park and just unclipped the tether and used it as a walking leash for my 35lb mutt. The metal swivel hook attaches to the harness ring cleanly and the length was fine for a short walk back to the car. Handy backup to have.

The seat-belt slot in my older truck cab is in an awkward spot, so I tried the headrest loop instead and it worked perfectly. My shepherd mix cannot reach the front any more and the drive to the vet is finally stress-free for both of us.

Works well for my two dogs, an 18lb shih tzu and a 55lb golden mix. Had to adjust the strap to different lengths for each and could not store the settings for both at once, so I just picked a middle length that works for both. A length marker on the strap would help.

My 70lb lab is a serious puller on leash and I was worried the tether would not hold. The bar-tack stitching and metal hardware have both held up without any signs of wear over two months of daily use, and the bungee takes the edge off hard stops nicely.

My beagle used to bolt out the second I cracked the car door in a parking lot, which was terrifying near traffic. Being tethered means she has physically no slack to lunge, and after a few weeks she actually just waits at the door without trying.

Threaded the headrest loop around the post, clipped the swivel hook to my pittie's harness ring, adjusted the length, done. The whole setup was faster than reading the instructions and he has been riding calm ever since.

Adopted a 3-year-old rescue who was terrified of the car, shaking and trying to jump from seat to seat. Clipping her in gave her a defined zone and she stopped bouncing after just a couple of trips. Vet said a tether is one of the best things for anxious car dogs.

I had a plastic clip tether before this and it popped out of the seat-belt slot on a bumpy road which scared me. The metal clip on this seats properly and has not moved across dozens of drives. My 50lb mutt is secure and I can actually focus on driving.

First time using it I had to fiddle with the strap adjuster a bit to get the right length for my dachshund, but once I figured it out it was locked and I have not had to touch it since. The metal swivel hook is smooth and has not tangled once.

My 2007 Corolla has a narrower buckle slot than newer cars and I was not sure the clip would fit. It did on the first try, clicked firmly and held my 40lb boxer mix for an entire hour drive without any wobble.

Gave this to my sister as a gift for her two small dogs and she texted me the same day to say both her buckle slots took the clip on the first try. She uses one in each car and said it is the most useful dog thing she has bought in years.

My 65lb Aussie Shepherd is a handful in the car on normal drives, but on a four-hour road trip last weekend she stayed clipped in and napped for most of it. The swivel hook keeps the strap from twisting when she moves around to get comfortable.

Works exactly as described and the metal hardware is genuinely better quality than a cheaper one I tried before. My Australian Shepherd is clipped in and calm on every drive now. Only complaint is the black is the only option, would love to match my car interior.

Fostering a border collie mix who was a serious car pacer and the rescuer suggested a tether. This one was easy to set up and works in my SUV using the headrest loop since the back seat-belt slot is awkward. He settled after the first ride.

I walk my dogs early in the morning in the dark sometimes and noticed the reflective stitching on this after unclipping it to use as a walking leash. Works well as a leash too, so it genuinely is two things in one.

My lab puppy was climbing into the front seat at every red light and I was steering one-handed constantly. One clip into the rear seat-belt slot and she has not made it to the front once in three weeks of morning commutes.

The clip on one of the two tethers was noticeably stiffer than the other and took some effort to release. My dogs ride fine and the product does what it says, but for a 2-pack I expected both to feel the same. The other one works perfectly.

The metal clip slides into the buckle slot the same way our own seat belts do, it clicks and locks. My pit mix is strong and I was worried a cheap clip would pop out but it has not moved at all over several weeks of daily use.

My 10-year-old rescue mutt has always been anxious in the car, panting and pacing even on short trips. Being clipped in seems to settle her, maybe because she can not pace, and she actually napped for the first time on a longer drive last week.

Bought it mainly for the 2-pack since both my cars needed a tether and I did not want to pay $50 each. Fitted both in one afternoon and the clips lock into the seat-belt slots exactly like our own belts do. No fuss at all.

My 9lb Chihuahua mix needed the strap adjusted way down before the length was right for her. Once dialed in it holds her perfectly and she actually seems calmer when clipped in. Would have liked a small-dog sizing note in the box.

Had to brake hard on the highway with my lab in the back and the bungee visibly stretched instead of snapping him forward. No yelp, no drama, just a gentle slow. Definitely buying a second set for my wife's car.

I drive a 2014 Civic and the seat-belt clip slid right in on the first try. My rescue beagle used to bolt the second a car door opened and now she just waits because she can not physically get to the door. That alone was worth it.

Got a 75lb Bernese and was expecting plastic clips that would snap under tension. Everything on this is metal, the snap hook, the seat-belt clip, all of it, and it all feels genuinely solid. He pulled hard the first day and nothing budged.

My golden retriever used to pace back and forth on every drive to the dog park. Clipped this into the back seat-belt slot in about ten seconds and she just lay down and watched out the window the entire ride.