Two tethers — so both cars are covered, or both dogs are. The reason most people don't restrain their dog in the car is friction: the belt lives in the other vehicle. A pair solves that permanently.
How they work
Clips into any standard seat belt buckle — no tools, no fitting, nothing left behind when you take it out.
Adjustable length: short enough to keep your dog in one seat, long enough that they can sit, turn and lie down.
Compact: each folds to about 5.5 × 1.1 inches, so a spare lives permanently in the glovebox.
Two per pack: one for each car, or one for each dog.
Please read before use
Always clip a car restraint to a harness, never a collar. In a sudden stop a collar puts the entire force of the impact through your dog's neck. A harness spreads it across the chest — that difference is the whole point of restraining them.
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