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You may already be familiar with Outward Hound pet supply brands. The Outward Hound brand provides products which combine quality with affordability. Their products are well made and relatively inexpensive as compared to other brands. Outward Hound makes dog backpacks, dog toys, water bowls, dog life vests, pet strollers, and more. But did you know that they also make pet travel supplies too?
Pet Auto Safety.com provides a number of pet travel supplies with the Outward Hound brand. Both the Kyjen Pet Booster Seat and the Outward Hound Pet Booster Seat are Outward Hound brands. Both of these pet booster seat styles provide security for your dog when he travels in the car while at the same time giving him a “boost” so he can see out the window.
Other pet travel supplies from Outward Hound include the Front Seat Barrier which keeps your dog from climbing over the console to the front seat, the Window Bumper which provides padding for the dog who likes to put his head out the window, the Extend-A-Seat which covers the floor of the back seat to give your dog more room, and the Port-A-Bowl which is an easy carry food and water bowl for when you take your dog for long walks or long travel trips.
Check out these and other great pet travel supplies at Pet AutoSafety.com. Feel free to use discount code, petblogger, to get 10% off your order.
Pet Auto Safety.com provides a number of selections of dog car seat brands and styles. All the dog car seat brands are good brands but some have more features and higher quality than others. In order to help you decide which dog car seat brand and style is right for you, please review the below information which is first organized by style then by price.
Dog car seat brands which hang from and wrap around the seat of your car:
1. Kyjen Dog Car Booster Seat - Features air cushioning comfort and a high boost, for dogs up to 18 pounds, $39.99.
2. Outward Hound Dog Car Booster Seat - Features a flexible bottom for comfort but no cushion and a high boost, for dogs up to 20 pounds, $39.99.
3. Designer Elevated Dog Car Booster Seat - Features air cushioning comfort and a high boost, for dogs up to 30 pounds, $44.99.
4. Skybox Dog Car Booster Seat - Features a thin cushion and a high boost, for dogs up to 30 pounds, $59.99. This dog car booster seat is very well made and has the highest quality of the dog car booster seat brands which hang from the headrest of the seat.
Dog car seat brands which strap in using the seat belt of the car:
5. Guardian Gear Sightseers Dog Car Seat - Features no cushion and no boost, for dogs up to 20 pounds, $29.99.
6. Roll Around Pet Travel Carrier - Features no cushion or boost. It has no strap to attach to your dog but your dog is zipped inside for safety. The Roll Around Pet Travel Carrier comes in three sizes - Small for dogs up to 7 pounds, $69.99; Medium for dogs up to 15 pounds, $79.99; Large for dogs up to 30 pounds, $89.99.
7. Lookout Perch Dog Car Seat - Features very good cushioning and a moderate to high boost. The half-bench is for dogs up to 35 pounds and costs $79.99. The full-bench is for dogs up to 70 pounds and costs $139.99.
8. Lookout & Lookout Deluxe Dog Safety Car Seat - Features very good cushioning and a moderate boost. The small is for dogs up to 20 pounds and the medium is for dogs up to 25 pounds. The small standard Lookout Dog Car Seat is $74.99 and the small Deluxe is $99.99. The medium standard Lookout Dog Car Seat is $109.99 and the medium Deluxe is $119.99.
9. My Buddy Dog Safety Car Seat - Features very good cushioning and a moderate boost, for dogs up to 30 pounds, $149.99.
10. Dog car seat brands which wrap around the console of your car feature very good cushioning and a moderate boost depending on how high your console is. The small console brand is for dogs up to 7 pounds and costs $64.99. The medium console dog car seat brand is for dogs up to 12 pounds and costs $84.99.
11. Dog car hammocks are also on the dog car seat page. But dog car hammocks are better for larger dogs while a dog car seat is generally better for smaller dogs (with the exception of the Lookout Perch Dog Car Seat).
Visit Pet Auto Safety.com to see photos of the different dog car seat brands.
Check out Oliver in his new “chariot”… ie, dog booster seat. Isn’t he adorable! A dog booster seat is great for a little dog. Just check out what Oliver has to say. Oliver is comfortable and he can look out the window without having to stand on his hind legs. And most importantly, Oliver is safe. The dog booster seat is strapped to the front seat of the car. And it has another strap inside which clips onto the back of Oliver’s harness. That way, if his mom has to stop suddenly, poor Oliver doesn’t fly forward into the dash, the windshield, or onto the floor.
The dog booster seat which Oliver is riding is the red Outward Hound Dog Booster Seat.
Read the great testimonial from Oliver’s mom at the All Things Dog Blog. Thanks Oliver for being so photogenic and for enjoying your dog booster seat.
Pet car seats helps to protect your pet by keeping them secure in a nice doggy bed. Most pet car seats should have a strap which will clip onto the back of your dog’s harness for added security. And most pet car seats should easily be able to be strapped into your car. Pet Auto Safety.com has numerous such pet car seats. The difference in them is in the way they strap into your car, how cushioned they are, and how much of a boost the seat gives your dog so he can look out the window.
Some pet car seats strap to the seat of your car. These have two sets of long straps - one which wraps around the headrest and one which wraps around the body of the seat. All these types of pet car seats give your dog a good boost so they can look out the window. And all should have a shorter strap on the inside where your dog sits. This short strap clips onto the back of your dog’s harness.
Some pet car seats are strapped into your car by using the seat belt of your car. The seat belt of your car loops within the pet car seats and buckles them safely in. The seat belt also goes through a loop strap which will then clip onto the back of your dog’s harness.
And some pet car seats are strapped around the console of your car so that your dog can sit in the front with you. This is the safest way for your dog to sit in the front seat if you have passenger side airbags. Airbags are not safe for dogs so if you can’t disable your passenger side airbags, your dog should not be sitting in the front passenger seat of your car. A strap is included on the inside of the seat where your dog sits. This strap should be clipped on to the back of your dog’s harness.
A variation on pet car seats are pet hammocks. There are various brands and all of them work by hanging off the headrests of your front and back seats. If you don’t have both front and back headrests, then the pet hammocks won’t work. Pet hammocks are more for preventing your dog from injury by keeping them from being thrown onto the floor of your car. Most pet hammocks should have an opening to allow for seat belts so that your dog can also wear a dog car seat belt.
Visit Pet Auto Safety.com to see photos of the different pet car seats and to compare prices.
We have a new dog car booster seat available at Pet Auto Safety.com! The Designer Elevated Dog Car Booster Seat is much like our Kyjen Dog Car Booster Seat except it is a neutral color and designed for dogs up to 30 pounds. Like the Kyjen Dog Car Booster Seat, the Designer Elevated Dog Car Booster Seat has an inflatable cushion which provides extra comfort for your dog. The Designer Elevated Dog Car Booster Seat hangs from the headrest of the seat of your car and has straps which wrap around the body of the seat of your car. While designed for the front passenger seat, it can also be used in a back seat if the back seat is a bucket seat or is a divided bench seat which can fold forward. The Designer Elevated Dog Car Booster Seat has two important safety features. Because it hangs from the head rest, it does not actually sit on the seat. And because it does not sit on the seat, it will not trigger airbags in the event of an accident. Airbags are not safe for dogs so you do not want to put your dog in the front seat unless they are in an elevated dog car booster seat or the passenger side airbags are disabled. The second safety feature of the Designer Elevated Dog Car Booster Seat is the connecting strap which can be clipped on to the back of your dog’s harness.
Protect your little dog when he rides in the car. And provide him with comfort as well.
Safety pet travel booster seats are great for small dogs who like to travel in the car. They also provide safety in that there is a strap in the seat which clips onto the back of your dog’s harness.
Outward Hounds has two safety pet travel booster seats. Both attach to most front passenger seats by a strap which hangs from the headrest and by a strap which wraps around the body of the seat. Because they hang from the headrest of your front seat, they do not trigger the passenger side airbags which can be dangerous rather than helpful for dogs. And because they hang, they allow your dog to look out the window. Being able to look out the window can help prevent car sickness in your dog.
The Kyjen safety pet travel booster seats are very much like the standard safety pet travel booster seats except the Kyjen ones have a cushioned bottom. Both safety pet travel booster seats provide a comfortable ride for pets up to 18 pounds.
Emma is a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and it is her 1st birthday. For her birthday, her mom and dad bought her the Lookout Deluxe Pet Car Seat. Emma’s parents purchased the Lookout Deluxe Pet Car Seat after seeing it at our booth at the Kansas City Pet Expo. Since they lived near our location in Lawrence, Kansas, I met with them and delivered the product in person. I got to meet Emma in person too! She is a very sweet and friendly little dog. Emma’s parents says she is well-behaved too - and she loves her new Lookout Deluxe Pet Car Seat.
Happy Birthday Emma!!!
Putting your small dog in the front seat may not be safe if you have passenger side airbags. But if you don’t want your dog in the back seat (or if he won‘t stay in the back seat), consider a console pet car seat. A pet car seat for the console of your car straps around the console. There is also a strap inside the console pet car seat which you would clip onto the back of your dog’s harness. The strap around the console and the strap to your dog’s harness helps keep your pet secure in his seat. The console pet car seat also allows your dog to visit you in the front without causing a distraction by climbing into your lap.
The Console Pet Car Seat by Snoozer comes in two sizes and various colors. It is also very well padded for comfort. The lamb wool interior liner of the Snoozer Console Pet Car Seat makes it cozy for your dog on those long road trips.
We visited with you at the Pet Expo Saturday, and are wondering if you still have the deluxe car seat available? I’m not familiar with using blogs for communicating, so I guess I’ll check this blog site for your response? Thanks!
J Logan
In celebration of spring, Pet Auto Safety.com has reduced the price of the Sightseers Pet Car Seat. Little dogs can travel in comfort whether they are traveling in the car or being carried around town. That is because the Sightseers Pet Car Seat can be used as both a pet car seat and as a pet travel carrier. Just because your dogs are small and cute doesn’t mean you have to carry them around in a fluffy pink bag. Carry them in the classy looking Sightseers Pet Car Seat instead.
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