Pet Brands Rac Front Seat Dog Guard

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Don’t put bowls of food or water with them for obvious reasons, instead invest in a water bottle. However, suitable toys are fine.

The law states that if you’re driving, you must secure your dog with a harness, pet carrier, crate, or dog guard; this is primarily to avoid distractions, but it also helps to protect your dog in the event of an accident. This option has a minimum height of 0.79m and a maximum height of 1.28m, is easily removed and keeps your canine companion secure while you are driving The integrated tether can be attached to your dog’s harness and used with your car seatbelt to keep them safely secured, providing a soft but sturdy place for them to relax during a journey. When it’s time to get out of the car, the seat collapses down so you can easily store it in the boot.That’s where you’d normally consider a wire mesh barrier or car dog guards that attach to the boot floor to ensure your car interiors andpup are kept safe and secure! For many of us, our four-legged friends are an essential part of our adventures. Whether you’re exploring your local area by car or heading further afield on holiday, chances are your dog will be joining you.

Other Travall products include the VEHICLE SPECIFIC RUBBER BOOT LINER, the perfect companion to the Travall dog guard. You don’t need a car dog guard if you’re travelling with your dog but you will need something to safely secure a dog to be compliant with Highway Code Rule 57 which states Tubular dog guards are made of welded tubular steel for maximum strength, with an attractive and hardwearing grey 'hammer' finish. They are also height and width adjustable. The bars are spaced at 6.7cm intervals - considered to be the optimum balance of protection and visibility. Using a dog restraint or guard can be as important as putting on your seatbelt. It’ll help keep you and your four-legged friend safe in an accident but will also help prevent mishaps in the first place, by stopping man’s best friend from distracting the driver.

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This barrier is very light at 200g and can be easily folded up and stowed away in the glove box, a side compartment or even in your dogs travel bag if you have one. According to the Highway Code, dogs and other animals need to be suitably restrained so they cannot distract or injure you or themselves while you are driving. You will need to make sure they are securely in a dog travel crate or carrier or in their own seat and belt to stop them from roaming freely in the car or you could face a rather hefty fine. However, even with a restraint in place, if your dog has a will, they’ll find a way and they’ll try with all their might to try and get into the front seat with you. That’s where the best dog guards and barriers will come in handy. Best dog guards and barriers at a glance:

Therefore, you should most certainly invest in some kind of product be it a dog guard or something else. Keeping dogs safe on long car journeys should be a priority to prevent accidents and make them feel confident. Looking for peace of mind on journeys with your pooch? It might be time to get a barrier or boot dog guard put in place. Best for Large Dogs – Heavy Duty Pet GuardThey are not as secure as other dog guards because they don’t form a tight seal around the headrests. The clamps are easy to put and sit securely, there’s little wobble involved and no way your dog will be able to get past it. It’s strong enough to attach a lead to tether the dog if needed. The height of the car dog guard is 300mm which is tall enough to never let enough of a gap for the dog to go through but low enough that it is indeed universal and can even fit in city cars. If you’re travelling with your dog in tow, you’ll need to make sure they’re safe, happy, and comfortable. So, we’ve rounded up the best dog car travel accessories, to keep you and your pets road-trip ready. Car Dog Guard