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Originally Posted by KatysMom  Joan wrote, "he's in a booster seat that is elevated off the passenger seat ... car sickness."
My little Katy girl had some issues like that. She equally loved sitting in my lap and free roaming, but we settled on an oversized pet-bed/booster with a high back and sides that sat in the passenger’s seat.
I don't plan on re-using Katy's bed/booster and have been scoping out alternatives. Priorities for me are keeping these little bitty things off anyone's lap in the front seats* and something that will work whether my back seat is up or folded down. I only wish I had to make this decision sooner. Sigh.
Thank you for your kind words. --Katy'sMom
*See http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/gen...ag-danger.html |
My truck and car I have the ability to turn off the air bag on passenger side, the booster seat is in the front passenger side and my pup has 2 tethers attached to his harness, one that came with the booster seat, one is a thick tether that clips into the passenger seat belt then harness. The safest place is the back seat, this I know, my choice to have him in the front. The pup saver is good, but not for my dog that must be elevated off the seat to eliminate his car sickness. If a vehicle gets T-boned, I don't care what type of safety device is being used, the dog will get injured if not killed. All the test vids only show front accidents, never T-bone collisions. Fortunately there are a lot of choices out there for ppl to make, to decide which is the best for their dog.
Thank you for the YT airbag link, I wish every member, newbies and oldies would read it and get their dogs off their laps or free roaming of car and into the safest dog device of their choice.