Review of the Kurgo back seat barrier
Review of the Kurgo back seat barrier
I received a back seat barrier from Kurgo, in exchange for my honest review. This post contains affiliate links This is something I can really get behind. Or rather, put the dogs behind so they can’t get in the front seat.
Torrey has always jumped in the truck via the back door, and in 2 seconds flat she is on the front console. Since we got Silver (the truck), and would like to keep her looking good, muddy paws in the front of the truck are not going to work out. Short of lifting Torrey in the back seat, and buckling her in straight away, mud is going to happen. So the barrier has been perfect to keep her in the back.
I know this face is adorable……but still.
The Kurgo back seat barrier has been an awesome thing to have. When we stop at the store, I can let both dogs loose in the back seat until we are ready to leave again. This is safer, and happier for both of them. And us.
Torrey can still see through to the front seat when she is in the back, which is nicer for her.
There are pockets on the barrier too which are super handy. There is one giant pocket, and a water bottle holder. I actually turned the barrier around so the pockets face me in the front. This makes them much easier to get at. I have stuff stashed in them, and it’s all pretty handy.
The barrier is sturdy, and hasn’t moved since we installed it. Multiple straps help keep it in place, and tight between the seats.
Check out the Kurgo back seat barrier if you would just as soon your furry friends stay put in the back seat.
Oh my goodness, your sweet pup KNOWS that the camera is ON! What a face, and what a good product to keep everyone safe! I bet the dogs get super enthusiastic about going for a ride! MARY! Happy Christmas out there in the beautiful place you call home. Anita
I have to say, I had one of these and it did nothing to keep stubby legged Jimmy in the back. He would just power over the top and there he’d be, sitting in the driver’s seat. Where there’s a will there’s a way, I guess :-)
Peeps would love one of those that works as I am like Houdini she says. Have a fabulous Friday.
Best wishes Molly
It looks great and much better than the thingy we bought once. Think we will give it a try, hope it’s strong enough to keep Easy on the backseat :o)
This is excellent for driver to be safer also. Great review.
a good idea! glad it is working well for you!
Looks like a good product. We learned from day one to stay in our seat when we get into a car or SUV and have never attempted or thought of jumping over the seats, but lots of dogs do that.
Bentley is a horrible backseat driver. He feels certain you need his guidance in the traffic. This sounds like it would work much better than my arm! LOL! I love it.
Oh gosh, I dunno… I might find a way to leap over or through that thing… what do you think for a clever little 15 pound pup like me? *wags*
I’m always stuck in the backseat anyway since I am buckled in with my harness however that is probably a great product for dogs who like to “roam” into the front seat.
Torrey is always buckled in too. But she is fast getting in the truck and gets her paws on the center console.
That sounds like a good product. We still use seatbelts but something like that might be helpful, especially when we take off the seatbelts to leave the dogs alone in the vehicle.
We have this barrier and like it, but unfortunately both Cricket and Luke can jump right over it! Sheba doesn’t though, so it does work for at least one of them, and it helps keep them back there when the front seat is full (and I at least don’t have to keep using my arm to keep them back there).
There are certainly times this would come in handy, especially after a muddy trail hike!
This sounds like a terrific barrier! I wish they made one that would be wide enough to fit between the front seats of the RV…I will have to go and look on their site! How can you resist that face????? So cute!! Great Review Mary. Thanks!