Nihao Dog Car Net Barrier to Keep Pet in Back Seat

I have a Toyota Camry, and in theory this would work, but the mesh was very thin and very flimsy and easy to rip with doggie nails. It was also really difficult to install. It didn't come with instructions, but I found some online -- and even still, they didn't work right. I had to rig up something special to get it to hold in place, and my dog was still able to just push it down with her paw, the bungie ties just flexed, so she could get right into the front seat without batting an eye. The ties that come with it are very thin and too long, and they don't grasp on to anything. The grommet on the net fell off while I was installing it the first time. I don't recommend this version of this product.

Didn't work for me. Might work for a very small dog though. It is too flimsy, it cannot be secured high enough in the car, my dog jumped right over it. I even tried a piece of pvc plumbing pipe horizontally across the two head rests, no good, dog jumped right over. This in a Nissan Frontier Crew Cab. I'll be making my own design with black pvc pipe and elbows, corners to make a 'cage' across the space between the seats tall enough to go floor to ceiling, then secure it to the head rests with some straps of velcro. Don't know what I'll ever do with this thing, it did nothing for me.

This was completely ineffective. The bungee cords are so stretchy that any dog with any interest with getting over this barrier can easily pull it down and hop over. This may be effective for a 5 lb dog, but anything larger could take this down in seconds, and did!

This item is significantly cheaper than the other barrier's sold on Amazon or in stores, so for $10 I figured we would give it a try. We put it in the back of our 2015 Nissan Pathfinder. However it is bigger than the stock image, so it does not pull taught as shown. However if you link the inner rings, it works fine. Does the job. Looks a little wonky, but for $10, I'll take it.

Very flimsy. No instructions on how to attached cords to what in the car. Guess I have to come back here and look at the pictures. Should be priced at half the price the are currently charging. I came here to pay less than $11 than what a dog products website was charging which was $29! Exactly the same thing. We will see how this works.

This net works just as I expected it to. Dogs can still come under or over if they really try, but I am happy with this product!

The pictures make this barrier look so cool and high tech. The truth is, one size doesn't fit all cars. It was made for one specific car or truck which it no doubts fits perfectly. On my 2001 Tundra it was a struggle to attach it in such a way that it would stay put and not bother us. Attaching the bottom part so it wouldn't flap around was an even bigger challenge - but after trying some different sized mini bungee cords I managed to get it tied down. You would think the design of this thing would allow for some wiggle room with using the attachments. No such luck. I would have given it two stars for that reason but once it's attached, it actually works pretty good. I doubt it would stop a determined larger dog from getting over it if he really wanted to. Works well for smaller pets.

Doesn't keep my dogs in the backseat. They used this thing as an arm rest. Not at all useful for our 20 hour car ride.