Top 3 Dog car booster seats January 2014

[SophieKatesMom]

I have the Snoozer Lookout II and I have been very happy with it.

Sophie Kate will jump right into the seat with no problem. One thing I would like to remind everyone is these seats should be in the backseat of your car. If they are in the front you need to make sure the driver side airbags are not engaged (with my car the airbags are disabled for anything under 45 lbs).

[Shelby&Seymour]

We have 2 of the Snoozer Look-out seats..... a oversized one for the boys and a regular size for Shelby. They work for us. Thank you for posting, I am going to read up on some of the info that you posted. Enjoy that new puppy!!!

[801kelle]

Yes I ended up liking the Snoozer Lookout Luxury 1. After ordering 4 different ones…

The snoozer !!!I think is the best !!!

[gracielove]

The Snoozer is great for around town driving but I have to tell you that when we are doing some real highway traveling my baby is in a hard carrier that is strapped into the backseat securely. They sell special straps for putting around your carrier for extra security.

I used to work as a paramedic and I can tell you that the kind of force that occurs during an MVA at speeds over 35mph would do some real damage to a dog on a loose tether. And pets that are loose in a vehicle are....well, it's just very sad. They become a projectile within the vehicle.

My baby loves to go for rides around town but I could never forgive myself if I took her anywhere else not properly strapped in.

[Verbena]

Originally Posted by 801kelle

Yes I ended up liking the Snoozer Lookout Luxury 1. After ordering 4 different ones…

The snoozer !!!I think is the best !!!

I am glad you decided on the snoozer. . . Enjoy !

[Lovetodream88]

Originally Posted by gracielove

The Snoozer is great for around town driving but I have to tell you that when we are doing some real highway traveling my baby is in a hard carrier that is strapped into the backseat securely. They sell special straps for putting around your carrier for extra security.

I used to work as a paramedic and I can tell you that the kind of force that occurs during an MVA at speeds over 35mph would do some real damage to a dog on a loose tether. And pets that are loose in a vehicle are....well, it's just very sad. They become a projectile within the vehicle.

My baby loves to go for rides around town but I could never forgive myself if I took her anywhere else not properly strapped in.

That dosent work for every one especially dogs who get car sick. The right tether will keep them pretty darn safe from flying around.With carriers they can be slammed into the side and injure themselves so there is no perfect solution.

[gracielove]

Originally Posted by Lovetodream88

That dosent work for every one especially dogs who get car sick. The right tether will keep them pretty darn safe from flying around.With carriers they can be slammed into the side and injure themselves so there is no perfect solution.

A hard carrier has to be strapped securely in the car and it has to be fitted properly for the dog. A tether will not hold a dog secure during a violent shaking in a vehicle while pets have a much better chance of surviving a roll over or other traumatic situation.

I have seen the results of these accidents way too many times. Even humans strapped in are horribly injured in highway accidents at high speeds. I have seen pets survive in carriers where their owners did not.