how do you prevent dog hair from getting through the seat belt holes?
1791670
We like the ease of being able to remove the cover if we put people in the back seat so we don't pull the seat belts through the slits for the seat belts. I doubt much hair would get through though as they are only slits and it's well made.
1791671
Hello- unfortunately, you can't prevent this .. The hair does get in through the seat belt holes with this cover
1791672
You can put duck tape across the holes to stop the hair from coming through or if you want to get fancy you can have someone sow the holes up. Either way good luck :) If your dogs hair is like mine the gets all over the place regardless. Need dog bubble carriers.
1198352
it has straps to go around the headrests and another to go around the back of the seat. Really is best if you have cloth seats. I have leather and my dog hates getting into the truck. I LOVE the cover myself. She can't jump to the front with it on as it goes from the back of driver headrest and front passenger headrest down the back and over the floor and over back passenger seat to front back of the back seats. I wish I'd of had this in my last SUV. My dog is ½ Chow Chow and ½ Red Heeler. She is VERY hairy. The straps are buckle clasp type not Velcro.
1456416
There is a full length zipper that allows the seat piece to separate from the part over the back of the front seats. However - reasonably, if you are using this for dogs who shed, no one is going to want to unzip and sit on the cover. What is nice about the way ot sits in the car, is you can unhook it from the back of one seat (driver's and back) and fold it over so that someone can sit in the clean back seat. I've never used the zip option as our labrador is a big shedder. I love the cover though - makes a huge difference in keeping the car clean.
778661
I have mine attached to the headrest in the back.. there is an extra leash on it to attach to color.. that way the dog can go from side to side or window to window and keeps them in the backseat or the back of an SUV.. keeps them from jumping into the front seat too.. IF u shorten the leash! I love mine.. Keeps Maggee from trying to get in my lap~
1240134
make sure all access holes are cleaned out of built up dirt. if you have a cat or dog ,holes can fill up with dirty hair. also make sure all parts are secure and in the right position. hope this helps.
1820069
There is a locking/unlocking mechanism which permits the seat and cover to be removed while the bolts stay in place. This can make surfaces more accessible for cleaning.
552391
Keep looking. I have a corgi and her hair just fixes itself on upholstery. The pet hair remover works no better than anything else I have tried. Maybe your dog's fur or hair would remove easier than my dog's. Sorry
1458947
There were two webbing type of straps that were adjustable that went over the headrests and hold the top of the cover. The elastic straps go under the end front corners of the lower part of the seat. There are also two elastic straps with hooks that go under the seat and you can hook them on seat structure parts to keep the seat from riding up. There are two plastic tubes that you push down into the crack of the seatback/bottom to help secure the cover to that part of the seat. Does that help?
1370028
As others have stated, there is nothing but the car seat holding it in place. I would recommend you look at products designed to protect the seats from dogs. They can cover the entire back seat, though you make have to make some holes for the seat belts to latch properly.
1139524
No there isn't, but the trim/border at the top is a very sturdy material which is pulled securely tight around the headrests of both front seats. It doesn't sag but stays in place to prevent most dogs from getting over into the front seats. I have a Shelty and a Shitzhu on a plywood board which goes across the backseat with supports in the floor area - the barrier has successfully held them where I want them! I suppose a larger dog might get over the barrier because there is space between the top of the seatback and the ceiling. But it would need to be highly motivated! I had tried to improvise my own barrier before I found this one - it was not successful - too flimsy!
175624
The cover does have holes for seat belts. The end seat belts are what helps hold it in place. The middle seat belt though cannot be used with the cover in as the cover hides the strap part behind the cover.
1039942
No. That would be my one complaint about the product. Gravel and other junk gets to the seats through the openings, but it keeps most of the dirt, mud, and paws off the seats. You would have to sew some Velcro on it or devise some other method to close them temporarily.
803074
I do, I pull the seat belt up and through the bottom strap. I have 2 little dogs and 2 seats, one on each side of the back seat and I leave the arm rest down. it is very secure this way for my guys:) the regular harnesses they already had didn't work, I bought new ones specific 2 the car and we love those best, now use for our regular walks too:)
1406494
I use this cover on leather seats...and it slips around quite alot. For longer trips put a dog bed on top of cover to make the hound more comfortable.
565619
I don't have dogs, but the cover material is durable enough to prevent nail scratches, at least I think so. (The material is NOT an ordinary nylon cover.) Repels moisture and dirt. Easy to place on the seat and remove. Also, since it does NOT slide over the seat back, it won't interfere with air bags in the seat, if your vehicle is so equipped. Hope this helps.
875912
Simply lift and peel the fur build up away from any edge. It comes off as a unit. Cleans up best when there is lots of fur on it. I find it harder to get the fur off when there is only a little bit. This is how I do it with cat fur. Don't know about dog hair.
211533
I had mine in the back seat of a Camaro. I had the seat belts latched so I could take the long black tube belt & weave it around the car seat belts. Helps hold them & stops them from rolling. It ended up that my dogs didn't like being in them & 1 pup figured out how to unzip them, I had to get something else.