I bought this for my dog and on the first time she used it she was able to break free from the buckled tether. She pulled herself free. This might be good for smaller dogs, but not for strong larger breeds.

My dog love to look outside and we used to pass the seat belt through her harness so that she would sit. when we did any movement would cause her to stop being able to move. I was skeptical because I didn't know if it woukd fit my seat belt but it fit perfectly. and we recently got into a fender bender and my dog wasn't thrown around the car. and instead was fine.

I bought a wire tether for our 45 pound puppy for our truck, but she got tangled in it and I had to stop to untangle before she was hurt. So I like the idea of your tether that wouldn't strangle or injure a leg. Problem is she chewed it in half the first time I used it and she did it in about 3 minutes. It's hard to stop her from chewing when I'm driving. Guess I'll just have to stick with the wire tethers and keep an eye on her. BTW on the question below about recommending this product to a friend, I have to say it depends on the dog.

The one thing I don't like is that it doesn't have a swivel anchor to the pup, so it will get twisted during a trip, which means it gets shorter and shorter as the trip goes on. I do like that it hooks to the seatbelt spot since he is heavy enough to trigger being a "passenger" and it turns the airbag warning off. Keeps him safe if I need to stop short and he can't hop out of the window after crazy squirrels!

This strap clicks right into your seat belt and achieves pet safety when paired with a decent harness. However i found that our large dog gets uncomfortable on longer rides because it restricts movement. Hard to fault that but pets cant understand why they aren't allowed to move around a vehicle! Use it with this in mind

I feel it keeps my puppies secure and safe. I use it with the kurgo crash tested harnesses