Our final review was the Motion Performance rigid dog barrier set up. If you need something a bit sturdier then this may be the option for you. It took longer to fit and if you have a small dog it might get through the gaps but it will definitely keep a large dog in the rear seats where you want them. Rank

If you’d rather keep your dog in the passenger area, a dog harness is the perfect solution. It attaches to your car’s seat belt to keep your dog safe and secure, without compromising their comfort.

Don’t fancy fitting it yourself? Let us do it for you! We can fit your dog guard straight into your car for you, so you can drive away knowing your dog is safely looked after. Just select fitting when you add your dog guard to your basket or pop into your local store!

Usually, the less you spend, the lower the quality of the materials, so if you have a strong, large breed such as a rottweiler or German shepherd, consider spending a bit more for peace of mind. What are the alternatives to a dog guard?

Look for materials that are strong and won’t break easily in case your pup decides they want to chew on it. Make sure there are no sharp edges that could harm your dog. Ease of Installation Put your dog’s bed in the boot of the car or put plenty of blankets to make them comfortable and protect them from being hurt from sharp turning and sudden breaking It’s important to remember never to leave your dog unattended in your car on a hot day, even with the air conditioning on. Always ensure Fido has plenty to drink on long journeys and frequently stop for toilet breaks. This is a review of theStreetwize SWPET4 Pet Barrier, a fabric dog guard which you can also put dog essentials in too. Safety is paramount when carrying pets. Reduce driver distraction by using a pet travel cage, designed to safely transport your pet in the boot of the car.