Keep Your Dog Safe and Secure During Car Rides with the High Road Dog Car Barrier

Miranda: This was kind of pricey for what it is but it’s definitely keeping me and the dog safe. I chose this for the metal bar in the structure. I didn’t feel any of the other options of net type material would be good enough when he’s over 100 lbs and strong. The other options of full metal bars would have been way too expensive. When we would go over rumble strips, the dog would freak out and jump to front seat and be close to the shifter. He can’t do that now and I can go on trips without the worry. I do also have the seat protector for dogs rigged over it too for the extra barrier. I can’t speak to how it would be without this additionally… as he may try to go under the barrier if not but there are ties that would attach under the front seats

United States on Sep 30, 2023

Cara Robbins: This is perfect for keeping my dog securely in the back of my vehicle.

Canada on Sep 28, 2023

LibbyLibby: Fairly simple to install, I love the size and the sturdiness. Keeps my dogs in the back of the car where they should be!

United States on Aug 19, 2023

Dawn Moericke: This barrier fits awesome in My 2008 Dodge Ram 1500. I have a very large Chesapeake Bay Retreiver and it keeps him contained in the backseat instead of trying to jump in the front while I'm driving. Easy to install and would fit all truck models.

United States on Jul 26, 2023

George: I have a 125lbs puppy didn't last long lol

Canada on Jun 29, 2023

hawkeye: I like the padded frame and simple frame installation into the netting. They give you 4 adjustable straps to attach baracade to your headrests. BUT, you need to get really creative in order to keep the nylon web straps from sliding around the smooth corners of the frame, allowing baracade to move around. Would be nice if there was a stop/ring or something welded to the inside radius of each corner.

United States on Feb 28, 2023

Rock O Ages: Pros:
-Sturdy construction
-Does the job and keeps the mutts out of the front seat
-You can see through it, but maybe not to the degree to look through to backup.

Cons:
-Putting this in your car is not an easy feat. It may even be a two-person job. If you expect to take this down after every doggy ride, it may get cumbersome.
-I do not like the bottom straps. You have to wrap around the seat base and the cable is really small. Bungee straps should have been used instead.
-The cost of this unit was around $50, I think it is overpriced by $10.

Summary:
-I like the construction of this unit. If you have a dog who is nuts, like mine, it will keep them from breaking containment from the back seat. Putting this in and out of the car is time consuming. You have to use the top clip/straps on the headrest and then put the very small cable around each seat post. I found it frustrating. If you plan on keeping this up all the time in your car, it is probably not as big of a concern. For me, I ended up using bungee straps on the top and bottom, so I can set it up in a few minutes. Also, depending on your doggie's penchant for jumping over your barrier, you...

United States on May 20, 2022

You did it: It was easy to put together. I did it by myself, it took maybe 15 minutes total. The frame is light and does twist when you’re just holding it but it secures well to the seats once the straps are tight and it hasn’t moved yet. It’s important to sit in the drivers seat and check your rear view mirror, to make sure the top bar isn’t blocking your view, and make adjustments before driving off. My pup is about 70lbs and it keeps her from coming into the front no problem, and she can be quite crafty. The lower flap is also great because she has a habit of spilling drinks in an attempt to steal a sip. I’ve had it for about 2 weeks, almost daily car rides and it’s been working perfectly

Canada on May 16, 2022

Amazon Customer: This product works well in my mazda 4 door with the dog in the back seat. I got it because I was planning a long drive with my large dog. I did however have to lower it after the first install because the top bar of the screen blocked the rear view mirror. (I am short). It was an easy adaptation to make. The only challenge with this device is that the car seats are curved and the screen with bars is solid - and there is a gap between the bottom of the barred screen and the seat, reducing the space for the dog in the back. Not a big issue. It does the job I expected and my dog Jack appreciates being safe in the back and able to still see me as I drive.

Canada on Feb 19, 2022

LinaLina: I really love that this barrier is easily installed/removed and that it does prevent the dogs I drive around from getting into the front. (I was using seat belts before, but some dogs were wily enough to disengage them and try to climb up front.) The mesh is easy to see through but sturdy enough that the husky doesn't grab it and pull it down.

Unfortunately, if your car's headrests don't go up high enough, then the bar at the top will absolutely be in your way when you're looking in the rear view mirror or over your shoulder. I drive a small sedan, so while the barrier is the right width, I wish the frame was slightly longer so it would be closer to the ceiling and not right where I need to be watching for cars. As it is, I only use it for very short trips and then unbuckle it when not moving dogs.

Canada on Jul 11, 2021