TRAVELIN K9TRAVELIN K9 Pet Net Vehicle Safety Mesh Dog Barrier - 49"W for SUV / Car / Truck / Van - Fits Behind Front Seats

Very poor quality and not worth the price.

**revised from original review. Firstly, both Roxi Dog and the PetNet company had amazing customer service, responding to my request for assistance within the hour. The PetNet people saw that I had a bad unit and quickly sent me out a new one which they had unwrapped and tested prior to shipping. They also replied to my request on how to get the arced area to stay upright by sending the link to the video and starting point for a particular recommendation on that.This net is great if you have a panoramic roof - mine has a fabric rollback cover which is similar to the mesh in the net so I like that it doesn't scratch or rip that.There is an impact to visibility - the mesh is pretty dark and if you like using your rearview mirror as I do you won't like this much. It also impacts parallel parking as that horizontal seam is right by where my eyes go and it's very hard to see through the mesh! Despite that, because of the price, the ease of install/deinstall (seconds) and the fact that it's stopping the dog from going in the front seat I'm giving it 5 stars. I hope not to have to use it forever as a) would be nice if the dog learned and b) I don't like the visibility problem.

This company should get five stars for customer service. When I received the package from Amazon, the plastic bag holding the pet net and accoutrements had been ripped open, presumably at the Amazon distribution center, and the rod that holds the top of the net flush with the ceiling of the car was missing. I expressed my frustration, and was immediately shipped a new piece direct from the seller with a handwritten note of apology.Unfortunately, the pet net did not quite fit my needs. I think it would be great for dogs, but I have a medium-sized and very intelligent cat who insists on sitting on my lap, and will do anything to get there! First of all, I tightened up the edges of the net with extra zip ties wherever possible, as the amount of fasteners it came with was not enough for my purposes. Even so, after about 30 minutes of voicing his complaints in the back seat of my Rav4, my cat managed to climb up and shove his way around the opening at the edge of the headrest. Luckily this was before I was on the highway. I pulled over and put him in the back seat again, and stuffed a blanket into the opening. Of course, then he shoved his way through the passenger side, so I stuffed my puffy winter coat in there. Overall, with a few adjustments, this did work, but it's just not ideal for an athletic cat! I would use it again with my modifications, though.

Sturdy barrier. I have a pitbull and a lab. The lab wants to be with me at all times, but The pitty always wants to be as close to me as possible. I needed something that was sturdier than an elastic barrier that she couldn't poke her legs through. This def does the trick. It's blocks off the back on my Silverado so it's a good size too. The mesh is strong and fairly easy to see through. I'm not sure how they would do it, but it would be nice to have just a slightly clearer view out the back. It's definitely is easy to install and works as described. Been driving with it for about 6 months now and haven't had an issue.

We decided to buy a suv with rear bucket seats, and little did we know it would be difficult to find an animal divider for the rear that wasn’t outrageous in price. I was a little apprehensive about this product since it is just cloth and a tent pole. There is really no good way to secure it to my vehicle so we bungeed it to the two seats as best as we could and we’re hopeful that it would work, and it sort of does but seeing that one of my dogs is a 75 pound 9 month old German Shepherd basically if he wants past it he just has to push it down. This would definitely work for a little dog, but it’s kind of tacky and cheap.