GoBuyer Waterproof Pet Dog Car Seat Booster Carrier Box and Basket with Seat Belt Harness Restraint for Puppy Cat Travel (Black, Standard 40x40cm)

This is a fabulous dog-seat - tubes fit together to create a cube to provide excellent support to the sides of the basket.The only downside is the strap which goes around the back of the seat is too long (for my car) so will have to shorten that to provide a more secure fit.

Our puppy gets on well with this. It's secure and fits in well in our car. There are 2 zips on the side so you can open it up a bit for your hand to go in or give him treats. Always just used harnesses before as our other dogs were older but being a puppy thinks this is more secure. I also like the pattern

It is a bit smaller than I thought it would be.

I put a fluffy dog bed in it and it sits in my front seat perfectly. Due to the discs going under the seat it stays in place when all straps are attached. Unfortunately I don't have split seats in the rear of my car so find it doesn't fit well in the back. I think you have to put the middle strap around the headrest of the front seat but I would find that awkward to then get the pooch in and out. The leash part is adjustable, so for me I have it longer so my pooch can curl up in his bed. He stands up on the sides without flattening them, but he only weighs 2.5 kg so I don't know how they would do with a heavier dog. The zip pocket at the front comes in handy for his lead and treats.

My 6 year old grandson put this together with me. Very simple, clear instructions.It is sturdy and clips safely into the child locks on the back seat of the car for added security as well as straps behind the chair and headrest.We brought his puppy home in the basket, feeling safe in the knowledge that it was safe and secure.It did the job.

I haven't had great success with this but it may depend on what your car seats are like. I have a mini cooper and if you have this in the front it doesn't sit flat. My puppy never settled in it and was always perched on the top trying to get to me which was distracting when trying to drive.So I tried it in the back and although it sat flatter, if I went around a corner the carrier slid across the seat, tipped over and the dog came out so I had to pull over and sort him out, I was also worried that the strap was pulling on his neck too much.If you have isofix bars in your seats you can attach the plastic discs to these which can help.I have now bought a car seat belt harness which seems to work better for us.

The best thing I been possible purchase is not been for dog but for 2cats they easily travelled for 8h with out panicking and they seat next to Me so they been really good and calm

Great price. Very easy to put together and really handy for a couple of new pups in the car.