It is a great idea and works well but the issue I am having with my large puppy is that the seat belt always retracts all the way eventually and he cannot sit and is forced to be stuck in the laying down position. This is probably due to vehicle to vehicle difference but is something to be addressed. with the seat belt buckled and as tight as it can go with nothing behind he should be able to be in the sitting position not just forced to llay down if he so much as bends down at all. Thanks Brandon EzyDog says: Thanks for the review Brandon. For more length check out our Click! Seat Belt Restraint.

I never thought of restraining my dog in the car before, but gave it a try since it came free with this harness. I should have tried it a long time ago. I don't miss my pup trying to climb in the front seat with me or pacing in the back seat. She just sits still. Good for me and good for her too!

The harness itself works great. I purchased this brand over others because of the seat belt attachment which came with it. When I put my lab into my car, I attached the clip as shown in the picture but he was still able to move around extensively in my vehicle. He was able to get down from the captain's chair in my second row and pull the seat belt strap out as far as it would go. Would not recommend this for anyone with large dogs! EzyDog says: Thanks Melissa - This is not an issue we have seen with most dogs, as pulling seat belt slack can be a difficult task. I would recommend checking out the Click for your pup. Please let us know if we can be of any assistance: info@ezydog.com

Love to finally put safety over pleasure for my dog while traveling in the car. However, my dog is big and the short seat belt retraint keeps him pinned and unable to turn his body. I have not given up on safety, but his comfort while traveling is also a peace of mind. Decided to purchase the longer restraint belt and attached it to his chest harness

I like the seat belt restraint. They are very secure. Had to rig my seatbelt a little to fix my boxer. For taller dogs simply put a little more slack in the "lap" portion of the seatbelt. My seat belts had a loose loop at the buckle, so I set it the way I wanted it, and wrapped a cheap velcro strap around the seat belt right next to the buckle to keep it sized correctly. I will admit that I later bought the "clicky" seat belt strap from Ezydog. I prefer it over this one because it is faster to secure and can be adjusted for length depend if I put the dog in the front or back seat. Both products not only keep your dog safer, but keep you safer too. Especially if you have a small dog that can accidentally get in to the driver's side floorboard while driving. I'm not sure about all states, but a loose dog in a vehicle will get you a traffic violation where I live. I even got a compliment (and reprimand) from an officer. He told me, "I'm glad to see the pet is wearing his seat belt, too bad the owner isn't. Here is your seat belt ticket!"

This restraint works great. I leave mine clipped into the seat belt all the time. Then when my dog is ready to go for a ride i just pull some slack on the belt, slide the restraint up to a comfortable position and clip to my dog's harness. Pretty sweet.

This is a great product. Just clip your dog and off you go.

The seatbelt restraint worked great on a very long trip. My Rhodesian Ridgeback was comfortable and only got tangled once. she was able to lay down and move just enough while not having to worry about her coming up to explore the front seat or bother my son.

The harness is great but however the clip that slips over the seat belt does not work that great. When I hooked it to my dog, he was still able to move enough to get the whole seat belt wrapped around his legs and I had to pull over to get him untangled. It does not move far enough up the seat belt. -------Response from EzyDog--------- You need to pull out more slack from the Seat Belt to get the restraint further up the belt. Please contact us if you need any further assistance.