The belt consists of two elements: comfortable, soft harnesses and a leash connecting the dog to the car.
The harness is lined with a breathable AIR 3D membraneminimizing the risk of irritation during even long journeys.
The leash is equipped with a special steel buckle that allows the dog to be quickly attached to a standard seat belt holder and a steel carabiner that allows the dog to be attached to the Isofix system or to the holders in the trunk.
A strapped dog guarantees safety while driving.
Use of seat belts
Suitable for use in most vehicles. When there is a hazard on the road, the belts will ensure your dog's safety and will not make any sudden movements that could harm him or other passengers. Such seat belts will prove useful during sudden braking, when the animal could fall out of the car through the windshield, thus further increasing the risk of serious injuries to the driver and other passengers. This purchase is a guarantee of protection in emergency situations.
Advantages
Many possible applications: standard seat belt holder, IsoFix, luggage rack.
Lining with a breathable and skin-friendly Air 3D membrane - especially important when traveling long distances.
Stepless adjustment on the chest and abdomen for a perfect fit.
Strong steel rings, carabiners and American nylon regulators used in the mountaineering industry - high durability.
Size chart:
Size
Dog's weight
Chest circumference dog's chest
Length of the breastplate
Example breeds
XS
2.5 - 6 kg
30 - 37 cm
18 cm
Yorkshire Terrier, Maltese, Pomeranian Bichon Frise, Miniature Spitz, Toy Poodle
S
7 - 12 kg
36 - 52 cm
19 cm
Shih Tzu, West, Dachshund, Jack Russel Terrier, Cavalier King Charles, Spaniel
M
13 - 22 kg
52 - 66 cm
27 cm
French Bulldog, Pug, Border Collie, Welsh Corgi Pembroke, Spaniel, Medium Schnauzer, Beagle, Australian Cattle Dog, Polish Lowland Sheepdog, Basenji, Scottish Sheepdog
German Shepherd, Labrador, Golden Retriever, Rhodesian Ridgeback, Bernese Mountain Dog, Akita, Pointer
Good to know
During sudden braking, the animal may fall out of the car through the windshield with great force and speed, increasing the risk of serious injuries to the driver and other passengers. In extreme situations, it can also lead to death.
20% of injury accidents are caused by inattentive driving, including inattention caused by poorly restrained animals
Hundreds of dogs are reported lost each year after a car accident (only 15-20% of them are found again)
