Devoted Doggy Deluxe Dog Car Seat Fits Pets up to 15lbs, Dog Booster Seat, Padded Cushioning, Adjustable Straps, Metal Frame Encasing, Installs in Seconds, Collapsible Canvas and Easy to Clean

I have a small 13 pound Jack Russell mix that feels she has to be on my shoulders when I’m driving. She also barks and lunges at passing cars while she’s on my shoulders. Obviously this is not very safe for either of us or anyone else on the road so I decided we need a dog seat for her. After researching many of the booster seats offered on Amazon I decided on the Devoted Doggy seat. It didn’t have many reviews so I was a little wary, but the reviews it had were all very good and it looked like this was just a new product on the market and hadn’t had time to build-up a lot of reviews. When I received the seat I was very impressed. Just as described, it has a metal frame and hard bottom. It’s also made of a good quality canvas, and has a nice fleece cover that’s removable for washing. Unlike other products that use the lobster claw to connect the safety leash to the seat, the Devoted Doggy has a sturdy D ring so no accidents can occur (this was a big concern of mine after reading other products reviews about dogs that got their foot caught and injured in the lobster claw). The seat was easy to install in the car (tried it on both the front and back seat) and my dog fits perfectly in it. She also has enough room to lie down in it if she wants to. I’ve taken her for two test runs just to start getting her used to it and surprisingly she didn’t go nuts like I thought she would. While she was obviously not happy at being strapped in, she seemed comfortable and very quickly settled in. She tends to shed a LOT in the car and this was the first time I’ve taken her on a ride and not arrived home with hair all over my car! My daughter has a small dog too, and she was so impressed with how my dog took to this that she’s considering purchasing one for her dog. So far I have found nothing negative about this booster seat and highly recommend it.

This is a great little dog carseat. My Morkie, Shiloh, at first had to get used to it, because he is a "wild child" and he made it very well known he was not, at all happy being confined to his carseat. However, I bought it for this very same reason. I wanted him to be in the car safe, in one spot, not all over, front and back, vice versa. So, once he came to the conclusion this would be for our trip he finally became "somewhat" adjusted to it. However, I believe it may take another long trip for him to accept this will be his place and therefore it's best he just accept it. Afterall he isn't the boss, although he'd like to think he is. Besides my rebellious Morkie's behavior this carseat is perfect. It is well made, safer than dog running wild in the car. It has a fur lining around the rim of the box (seat) which I really liked. I placed a covered foam in there so it'd be softer for Shiloh to lay on, along with a soft blanket. It is fairly deep so there is sufficient space of which to do this. It has a latch to secure your furbaby in along to his vest. I wouldn't suggest a collar only because if he climbs over and out, as Shiloh initially did trying to escape he could choke. Make sure your furbaby has enough leadway to lie down if he so chooses, to. Id certainly purchase this again and may just purchase another one for my truck. So, I don't need to be switching this one back and forth, from car to truck. It attaches to the passenger seat securely and Shiloh's hangs about 5 in. off passenger front seat so he can look out of window. Great dog seat. Shiloh weighs about 7pds and fits in his seat perfectly.

Great seat, perfect for my Yorkie and she feels safe and comfortable.

I bought this for my mom's two Maltese pups, they are about 5 pounds each and according to her, nervous in the car. I thought it might help with that if they could be closer to her and see out the window, which this little basket allows for while keeping them safe and not running around on her lap while she drives. I tried it out in my Explorer, and as a tip, it helps if you sit your front seat upright to keep the basket level at a higher position on the chair. It has a clip in it so you can hook your dogs in. I used a splitter connected to that to clip in both dogs at one time, but apparently you can buy a second clip on a small lead just like the one already in the basket. With the splitter lead, the dogs had a little too much lead and if they had jumped out, would just be hanging from the basket. They had body harnesses so I wasn't worried about them choking or anything though. For the most part the basket worked well and as advertised. The little dogs were in there pretty securely and had a little room to move around, hang on the edge to look out, and even lay down; but keep in mind they're pretty tiny. You could probably have fit a small blanket in there, too, but the inside was soft and padded enough for them already. They seemed pretty content once they got comfortable, and mostly just laid down or looked at me while I drove. My mom said she didn't have as much luck with keeping them in the basket or with them being nervous in the car, but I think that's more due to her very high-energy level relationship with them, she's just not good at being calm with them so they feed off her frantic energy. It still kept them safe, was easy to put in her car, and adjust for different levels so they could see their surroundings.

Easy to fit. We have a double seat and the straps fit around it with no issue. Dogs can be secured easily and don't struggle. They get to see outside too. Very happy..... Bought two.

Easy to install and remove. Sturdy for my 14lb Lily. She is happy to see out again and I am happy she is secure

Our puppy loves his new car seat.

Cats and small dogs can enjoy the scenery safely while travelling. Sturdy and foldable frame.

My dog loves it, very simple install