Dog Car Barrier Escape-Proof, 56" Wide Divider for 2nd 3rd Row Seats & Cargo Area, Durable Back Seat Gate Trunk Barrier with See Through Net Mesh for Trucks, Large SUV & Full Sized Vehicles

So far this thing has done the job! I have two newfoundland dogs, one we've had from a puppy, and she's perfectly well behaved in the car, and the other is a Landseeer Newfie with separation anxiety. Unfortunately, the Landseer has found her way many times into my front seat and started to break things by stepping on them. This barrier has done the trick for keeping her in the backseat and keeping the mischief out of my front seat. Not only that, but it was also affordable, came mostly pre-assembled, and took me all of 5 minutes to put it together, and actually get it setup in my truck. For any of you wondering what vehicle I have, I drive a 2013 Ford F-150, and this barrier fits perfectly from side to side. Doggy Mischief in the back, people mischief in the front! Definitely buy this one and don't even think about the others.

This has been a lifesaver. My 30 pound puppy wanted to ride in my lap while I was driving. A seat belt for dogs did not work. The first ride he jumped on the net portion a few times. It did not budge. There is about a 3" gap at the very top and he would put his front paws on it. It still did not budge. The only issue I had was when I was adding the bottom pole. I didn't realize that the poles on both sides could be manipulated. By manipulating the 2 poles on the side, I was easily able to add the bottom pole. I did watch a video, which showed me this. My pup is now used to the net barrier and doesn't jump on it or anything. We are safely driving/riding around now! We'll worth the money!!

I love it. It keeps my dogs away from coming to the front of the suv. Not too much hair anymore. Maybe just the material should be stronger.

So far i reqlly like this. It fits good in my 2010 subaru outback my 100 lb lab hasnt gotten past it yet.

I have a Toyota Highlander and 3 small terriers. They can it their heads through the sides but because they are small, it's not a problem. I think a bigger dog may be trouble.

I just bought my first new car and have two dogs who love to jump back and forth between the middle seat and the front seats. This was a little tough to rig up with my seat cover, but once I had it figured out it works perfectly. Great value to protect your seats from nails and mud. Fits my Honda CR-V like a glove.

It is not escape- proof for cats. I have two cats. Tornado was good boy who stay inside his carrier. Hurricane was the escape artist who was able to find three ways to escape and crawl under my feet while I was driving. I was able to pullover to get him back behind the barrier , but the trip was long 6 days for driving with a crazy ass cat. Both cats made to West Virginia from Texas.

Absolutely a game changer! I have a Silverado, and a Guatemalan Dogo that likes to think he's human... he no longer gets to ride shotgun. I no longer have to clean dog slobber from EVERY surface in the front of my truck. 😉