Car Rides Done Right: Why Your Dog Needs a Seat Belt

We buckle ourselves up without thinking — but many dogs still ride loose. In a sudden stop, an unrestrained dog can be seriously hurt or hurt someone else in the car.

The simple setup

A crash-tested harness plus a seat belt tether is the easiest way to keep your dog safe. The tether clicks straight into the seat belt buckle, and a bungee section absorbs sudden movements so stops don't jolt your dog.

Never clip to a collar

A tether should always attach to a harness, never a collar. In a hard stop, a collar attachment puts all that force on your dog's neck.

Back seat is best

Just like kids, dogs are safest in the back seat, away from airbags. Give them enough tether length to sit and lie down comfortably — but not enough to roam the car.

One click and you're both road-ready. Go out & get wild — safely.