I have just bought this seat but I can't find which harness to use as I am guessing the harness will need 2 rings for the 2 tethers in the seat?
88050
I just use a regular harness. I read somewhere that there is a 2nd tether in case you have a 2nd dog sharing the seat.
88051
There are two harnesses attached to the seat so you can harness in two pups. Only one harness per pup is necessary. Just clip one harness in the seat to whatever they are wearing with a harness on it on their backs.
88052
I think there at two tethers so you can put two dogs in there. When I only have one dog in I only use one. So I just use the harnesses that I already have.
88053
Use a harness with the ring on the back; only needs one ring, the other tether is for a second dog.
88054
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88055
I just use one tether, it is enough. When I used 2, my dog would get all tangled in the tethers. A big PIA. Good Luck.I drive an SUV with 2 side mirrors which I use for driving and I point the center rear view mirror on the Car Seat in the back so I can watch my dog and make sure he doesn't get into any trouble.
88056
you can use just one of them, it´s has two for two small dogs, og if one of them should get ruined
27184
In my experience, it's more how much play there is in your hook-up than "give" in the harness that will allow for laying down. I think the harness is comfortable in either position, tho'. I have different ways to attach harnesses and tethers in my vehicle - around the seat-belt buckled, directly into the seat-belt latch, and with a cross-tie (I have a Subaru Baja). Since the connection is on the back, this works with the 1st two alternatives. The tether is adjustable and I think you'll be able to find a length which allows your dogs to lay down without TOO much unwanted movement - obviously, the longer the tether, the greater the risk of injury when the dog reaches the end of it in an accident. I hope this rambling answer helps!
874012
You need to remove your seat from the seat post and slide the rack onto the seat post. There are three concentric plastic inserts or "shims" that are inside the rack's mounting hole. Use as many of these as you can fit in order to create a tight fit between the rack and the seat post. You can use one, two or all three shims, depending on the width of your seat post. You may need to loosen the mounting bolts first, using the included hex wrench. Once it's slid onto the post, tighten the bolts until the rack doesn't move at all and then reattach your seat to the seat post. In my case, the mounting bolts actually snapped while I was tightening them (the bolts are pretty low quality), so I bought some replacement bolts at Home Depot that were much stronger. I know many people get it to work fine with the included bolts but I wasn't so lucky. With the new bolts, though, this thing is as solid as a rock. Very happy with it.
468524
I used my with a eddie bauer booster seat. just be sure to keep the seat off the ground when you are strapping it.
857948
We are using the brackets in the car seat along with the front tether. We tried the seat belts but the seat still felt a little loose. We feel that way about all the seats,not just this one.
2252608
The one I purchased came with a round seat suspended on a rope. No harness of any kind. My kids are 9 & 10 yrs old and are fine without a harness. My total travel distance is about 60 feet. I do believe there are a bunch of harnesses on the market that can be clipped to this setup..
1150417
yes, there is strap with a hook that will attach to your dog's harness. The hook on my seat was pretty big and heavy and I was afraid it would concuss my small dog. I replaced the hook that came with the unit with a smaller lighter hook and it worked fine. She can move around in the seat easily when tethered - she is not the type of dog who will lie still in the seat.
1539746
Have you gone online to ghe Safety 1st company? I don't know the link but if you just type in safety 1st, some links should pop up. Once on the site go to a contact, if theur is a phone number, i'd call it. There must be an error--it should have tbe pads and harness! Let then know how inconvenient this and how dusappointed tou are and maybe they'll put a rush order out to you!
775140
Howdy, There are two adjustable tethers, with snap fasteners to attach to dog or cat Harness, If you are attaching them to a collar 0n your pet you may need to extend the tethers all the way out, or attach a extension strap to them.
1514310
I had the fasteners come loose after a time. To solve this I purchased a heavy duty Velcro fastener material that I cut to size, that I purchased from WalMart and it works great, going on my second year with the same fasteners. Just happened to install the seat warmer for the winter season today. I used 5 pieces each 2" X 2.5", One in each corner where the old Velcro was attache and one directly in the center.
1671271
It is a plastic clip. It would be easy to extend the tether with another clip or whatever you prefer. FYI:There is a piece of Velcro next to the clip if you want to use the tether without the harness.
984282
I have one these. The harness is fine for what it is. If you want a nicer one then you can always buy a more expensive one.
458090
The harness anchor straps are hooked into the brackets that are between the seats, they are the ones you would use for a child safety seat, I believe. You have to reach in between the top and bottom of the seat to find them. My Honda Civic only has those in the back. Not sure if that is true of all vehicles. If you were to use the harness in the front, you'd be putting the seat belt through the back of the harness and not be using the other two stabilers that hook onto the side of the harness and the hooks between the seats. Hope that helps!
303892
That's a tough one to explain, make sure you give the latches enough give then clip into your seat. Same for the back latch. There is a grey button that you push that will give you more slack for each strap. Once you clip everything in just pull everything tight. I hope that helps. Maybe they have some videos on YouTube to help more.
553005
Karen. We had the same problem. The manufacturer didn't think that far. We bought some short stretch straps that have S hooks on both ends, hooked one end to a bar under the seat and the other to the barrier. That has worked fine for us.
1586327
not sure of the question but this is what I bought http://www.amazon.com/P26o-Adjustable-Safety-Leads-Seat I bought a harness at a local pet store and that is all you need the item fits right into the seabelt lock in the car and is very secure and you can make it as tight or loose for the dog to be able to move around or not. Hope that helps.
2188402
You can use either ring - the front or back on the harness. I didn't have any issues with it becoming too loose. Just make sure the harness is fit properly and it should work.