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Originally Posted by Magnus  I have the same one for Zoey! She's so used to having the run of the car, she tries to climb out of it the first few min. But after, she settles down. The booster seat is really good and the price was as well but to be picky, I wish the seat could've been placed closer to the window so Zoey can stick her head out. |
Closer to the window, oh noooooo. The week before I got the seat, a friend of mine stopped by to pick up me & Cody in his pick up truck. This was the first time I was a passenger with Cody on my lap. My friend had all the windows open, it's a new truck and I didn't know what button to push to close the passenger window up a bit as I was getting blown away. It was a short trip just down my mountain to another friend of ours, so I endured it, before I knew it Cody is hanging out of the window, ears flying in the wind, he was loving it, he was actually trying to climb out of the window to become part of the side view mirror. Thank god by that time we had arrived at my other friends house, it was a battle to get Cody back inside the truck. When I got this seat, his first test drive I opened the passenger window 1/2 way, when he saw this he was trying to get to the window, so I closed it and left it open about 2 inches. It's not good to let a dog stick their head out of the window, years back I read they can get dust and other things blown into their eyes. I never let my other pups stick their heads out of the windows. I drive with the back windows 1/2 open mine is 1/2 and passenger window only 2 inches.