Customer Reviews

Ethical Mesh Car Barrier

5 star:		(4)
4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(8)

 

 

This is a great product. One thing to remember is, you must have a door post BEHIND the seat or you cannot attach this. This will be a problem for most SUV's. I was not able to use it once I received it but gave it to a friend that uses it for her two small dogs.

When I am driving my dogs settle, but as soon as I stop or get out of the car they move about, so the purpose of this product, for me, was to contain the dogs while I'm not in the car. Unfortunately it took less than one minute for them to figure out that if they pulled the screen the elasticized top would move and allow them to jump into the front seat (and eat my lunch!). Perhaps this product would work for those whose animal(s) require only a visual barrier to deter or restrict their movement, but it was not at all effective for confining my two adventurers.

I have a Toyota 4Runner and the attachements that come with this net do not allow it to attach to the car. I have to hold it out of the car door and then close the car door on it for it to work. It will not attach to the roof rack or the door in any way. When you then open the door, if you don't remember to hold the contraption that you have strung outside of the door, it snaps into the car - beware all small kids in that seat!

The product is a strong nylon net that will confine your dog quite well. We added a flexible pole to conform to the shape of the roof and keep the dogs in the 'trunk' of our SUV. Our beagle likes to escape and he tries to climb on the seat and push the netting but with no success. I certainly recommend this product to anyone.

I was moving many states away and needed to keep my kitties in the back seat. This product definitely kept a barrier between the front and back seats. I have a 4-door sedan, and the product fit well.

I have a small car - the item I got in the mail says "New larger version" this is for an SUV or truck - it doesn't hook to the inside of the car it actually hooks to the luggage tracks outside on the roof of the car. I couldn't get it to fit in my car and my dog got stuck in it and looked like a fish caught in a net. NOT GOOD!!! He could have been hurt or gotten hung up in it, the mesh is very large!!!

I have a 2008 Toyota Camry and I was a little unsure where I'd hook it up. I also have a 75 lb. golden retriever who loves to ride on the console between the 2 front seats, or try to get in the passenger seat.

I was able to attach it to the bottoms of my front seats (around the legs) and also to the 'handles' on my ceiling. I had to pull it extremely tight to get it at the height I needed, but it still sags in the middle. I think I have to play around with the tighteners that are shown on the back of the box and then it will be taut on the top. I have tried the dog seatbelt, and the dog hammock. Neither of these have kept my dog in the back seat. This net has done a good job so far. I'm happy that I bought it and think it's a good deal for the price.

Completely useless unless you have a very small dog. All the dog has to do is push on the net with his paws and he's able to climb right over. Waste of money.

We bought this net for the back of a Honda Fit, to keep our two spaniels contained in the cargo area. Our Jeep has a metal tube-style dog barrier that has vertical posts that go from floor to ceiling, and movable crossbars. We hoped the net would not take up as much room, since the cargo area in the Fit is small. It was easy to attach the net to the car, but the elastic cords used to suspend it were too stretchy, even when they were tightly strung. Our dogs could paw the net down enough to clamber over. We were afraid the dogs would get their feet or heads caught in the net. We ended up modifying a metal-tube style blockade instead.

works very well -- keeps dog in back seat. is nice because you can see through it, unlike some of the solid barriers.
would recommend