Adjustable dog car seat belt tether
Nylon strap that links your dog’s harness to the car’s seat-belt buckle. Blue, black or red.
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Description
One hard brake and a dog dozing on the back seat slides between the seats or into the front seat back. A loose dog can also get in the driver’s way: a paw on the console, a head in front of the mirror.
This tether links your dog’s harness to the car’s seat-belt buckle: the metal tongue clicks in like a normal belt and the snap hook clips to the harness ring. The length adjusts with a slide buckle, so your dog can sit or lie down without reaching the front.
Always use it with a harness, never on the collar: in a sudden stop all the force would go through the neck. The maker publishes no crash test, so treat it as a way to keep your dog in place, not as certified protective equipment; for long trips or a large dog, a crate secured in the cargo area protects better. Check that the tongue fits your car’s buckles before the first trip. Strap in nylon, metal tongue and hook, about 100 g.
Ships from a US warehouse in 4 to 10 business days, free delivery within the United States, 14 days to change your mind.
Specifications
| Material | nylon strap, metal seat-belt tongue and snap hook |
|---|---|
| Length | adjustable with a slide buckle |
| Weight | about 100 g |
| Colours | blue, black, red |
| Ships from | US warehouse |
Frequently asked questions
Can I clip it to the collar?
No. In a sudden stop all the force would go through the neck. Always clip it to the back ring of a harness.
Is it crash-tested?
The maker publishes no crash test. It keeps your dog from moving around the cabin; it is not certified protective equipment.
Will it fit my car?
The tongue is made for the usual seat-belt buckle. Check that it clicks into yours; if it does not, you can return it within 14 days.
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How it works
Seller: LACANGEL GROUP (SAS), Paris, France. Prices in US dollars, no tax added at checkout. Terms of sale