Sentences with phrase «of dog seat belts»

Most dogs are not really comfortable with the use of dog seat belts since this restricts their freedom of movement.

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Paulson routinely jets between various farms and homes and to racetracks around the world in his own Gulfstream IV — the same plane that he piloted to two round - the - world speed records in 1987 and» 88 — usually traveling in the company of his wife, Madeleine, and the planet's two most contrasting dogs, Frosty, a regal white poodle so intelligent that he does everything but fasten his own seat belt during takeoff, and Lido, a 14 - pound Chihuahua with Peter Lorre eyes and aspirations to be the William Perry of his species.

But a company called Hidden Litter has come up with the Travelin» Dog, a foam - filled, fleece - lined pet seat that fastens securely to the front or rear seat of your vehicle with the regular seat belts.

For dogs, there's the option of a special harness attached to a seat belt, or a well - secured kennel.

Pet owners can put the seat belt through the two loops on the back of the harness and buckle the dog in.

More people are seeking solutions to keep their pet safe in the car, agrees Gordie Spater, co-owner of Kurgo, in Salisbury, Mass. «We have seen a huge increase in the sales of crash - tested auto harnesses and seat belts for dogs.

This is just to acquaint your dog to the feel of the harness on its body tied down to your car seat belt.

However, like all doggie contraptions, it takes training and lots of patience to get your dog used to a seat belt.

With that in mind, you should never use a dog seat belt harness in the front seat of a car with airbags.

According to the Telegram, Willard had left a dish of water in the front seat, but the dog's leash was tangled in a seat belt, preventing her from reaching it... and though the car windows were cracked, they little to dissipate the sweltering temperature inside.

It is critical that pet owners are aware of and educated about the importance of properly securing pets in a pet crate, by a dog harness connected to a seat belt, or behind a divider to keep the pet in the cargo area of a wagon or SUV.

For large or small dogs, one of the safest ways to secure them inside a car is with a canine seat belt system.

With its energy absorbing padded vest, Sleepypod's Clickit Sport ($ 70), which easily fastens into your car's seat belt, keeps your dog, big or small, secure in case of a sudden stop.

The harness requires no additional attachments which makes securing your dog as simple as putting the seat belt through the two loops on the back of the harness and buckling them in.

For these reasons, it's a much safer option to keep your dog confined to a crate, use doggy seat belts or install a barrier between the front and the rear of your car.

By training your dog to be relaxed and comfortable when confined, whether it is in a crate or by means of a seat belt or harness in a car, you can reduce its fear and anxiety.

In some cases, a leash and head halter might be a more practical means to get the dog to settle and calm in the car, with or without the use of a crate or seat belt.

Do you have a dog restraint / seat belt to keep the dog out of your lap?

If you think that seat belt is not mandatory for your loving dog then you should reconsider that if you pick your puppy for a ride a couple of time in every year, it should be more safe for using the seat belt in the vehicle.

«At that time [of the company's founding], there wasn't a real market for dog waste bags, and it was kind of like the seat belt law in that nobody used them, but the rules have all changed,» says Crossan.

For highway travel, dog owners can ensure the safety of their pet with a harness that fits into their seat belt system.

Having her ride in a secure part of the vehicle, such as a dog crate, or using a doggy seat belt, will keep her safer during a crash.