[Eklectic]

Do you have a harness, crate or is it free to move on the back seat?
For my Maltese I have harnesses and I just found a great harness for my future spoo with a leash that hooks up in the seat belt "lock"!

 

[Olie]

I have seats and harnesses but honestly don't use them often - mine are in the back and stay in a sit or down.

 

[kanatadoggroomer]

I've got a cross-over utility vehicle and my poodles are safely secured in the "hatch" part of the vehicle with a floor to ceiling vehicle barrier to keep them contained in that area.

 

[Olie]

I've got a cross-over utility vehicle and my poodles are safely secured in the "hatch" part of the vehicle with a floor to ceiling vehicle barrier to keep them contained in that area.

I really need to bite the bullet and get a SUV - 4 dogs in a Altima.........on a trip HA - wont happen.

 

[kanatadoggroomer]

LOL Nope, I can't see it happening either Olie. LOL

You know, I procrastinated for 20 years of owning dogs about getting the floor to ceiling barrier and for what it cost ($150), I should have done it from day one. Also, it gives me a chance to leave the windows wide open and know my dogs can't escape the vehicle if I have to park it somewhere for a few minutes.

 

[taxtell]

I have those seat belt harnesses for both of the dogs.
They keep them from trying to go on a joyride when I run into the store.

J/k, it keeps them from jumping all over my front seats.

 

[bigpoodleperson]

I have a seatbelt for Riley and he is very comfortable with it. We took a 12 hour trip with it and he was fine.

 

[AgilityIG]

My guys are in their kennels in my van. The kennels are bolted together so they cannot move in case of an accident. My kids love their kennels - they hop right in and go to sleep for the trip, but they are used to traveling all over the place to dog shows.