Kurgo Backseat Barrier

I needed a barrier to fill the gap between my seats in my F 150 that goes below the upper barrier I have and the top of the center console. The picture in the description makes it look like the barrier goes to the bottom of the front seats, but I barely comes to the top of the console, it does not keep my pups from entering under the barrier and the top of the console it's to short! it's not nearly as long as the picture describes. It is well made and a nice piece of equipment, but If you expect it to fill a gap down past half the front seat height this is not the barrier for you.

Didn’t quite do the job. I loved the door guards, also the tarp serves its purpose and more. However the backseat barrier can use some work.

My greyhound is considered a large dog, but he's figured out he can fit through relatively small gaps, especially if the barrier is soft. When the video indicated a steel rod went across the top, I figured this would work. Unfortunately, my barrier did not come with the steel rod that goes across the top.There doesn't even appear to be a pocket up there for a rod. For now, my greyhound sits in the back of my Impreza. While I'm driving he doesn't try to move up the car. However, he has figured out how to get to the back seat. In my old car, which was not a hatchback, he sat in the back seat and occasionally tried to get up front while I was driving. I fashioned a makeshift barrier that helped My greyhound is considered a large dog, but he's figured out he can fit through relatively small gaps, especially if the barrier is soft. When the video indicated a steel rod went across the top, I figured this would work. Unfortunately, my barrier did not come with the steel rod that goes across the top.There doesn't even appear to be a pocket up there for a rod. For now, my greyhound sits in the back of my Impreza. While I'm driving he doesn't try to move up the car. However, he has figured out how to get to the back seat. In my old car, which was not a hatchback, he sat in the back seat and occasionally tried to get up front while I was driving. I fashioned a makeshift barrier that helped there, but it wasn't perfect. I feel this barrier will do the job for many people with dogs that don't have such long legs to reach over the barrier. However, given I bought this based on the video indicating a feature it doesn't appear to have, I can't really say this is for anyone with larger dogs that can get their bodies over the top. The top is not rigid and will give way to the dog's body. … more

I have a 65 pound Stafford who has pushed on it and leaned on it to the point it broke. If you have a pushy dog like mine I would recommend something much stronger. If your dog just needs a little reminder to stay in the back then this would probably work well for you. I would not buy again.

I have had this barrier now for two days, and unfortunately I am going to have to return it. When I installed it worked fine for my dog and she’s a 80 pound husky retriever mix, however she never jumped up into the front seat. I am a dog hiker and today I picked up three dogs and when I went to pick up the fourth came back out to the car and all three dogs had squeeze their way underneath the net into the front seat. I have a Honda element, so there is no middle Consol . If there was Like a foot more of the netting on the bottom that went all the way to the floor I would really like this.

I love this barrier. One pup is a 10 month old German Shepard is 80 pounds other is 50'pounds and this has stopped them from stepping on the middle console, and they in stay in the back! Takes time to place in car , took me few times to get it right, but well worth it. Very pleased , thank you chewy!!

Looked a lot taller in the pictures. My bullmastiff pup jumps right over it. :( great product for a small dog. I don't recommend for large breeds however.

Not worth the money. Installed it and as soon as my dog got into the truck, he put his paw right over it and it collapsed. This is not worth the money, nor the time it took to install it.

The Backseat Barrier is doing its job ~ our 6 month old Goldendoodle, Jack, can no longer make it into my lap while driving. He can, however, get his head over for an ear scratch and to nuzzle my ear. We are all safer and feeling loved.

Complicated instructions. Always referring to buckle "XYZ", strap "ABC" but nothing is labeled. Tried to make it look like the picture - somewhat successful