The zippers are still working
My German Shepherd steps on the side flaps every time he gets in. That killed the zippers on our last cover. These haven't opened, jammed or broken yet, even when he leans his full weight against them.
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Bridges the footwell flat instead of sagging
Air from the front reaches him. He can still see you.
Suede-traction face so his pads have something to hold
Sealed zips, so nothing runs through to your seats
Every cover fails at one joint. These are the joints owners were watching.
My German Shepherd steps on the side flaps every time he gets in. That killed the zippers on our last cover. These haven't opened, jammed or broken yet, even when he leans his full weight against them.
My pit mix never sits still at first. He turns around, changes sides and puts a lot of pressure on the panels. The buckles stay tight, the anchors don't pop out, and nothing drops into the footwell.
I was worried the hard bottom would push our front seats forward or leave gaps against the back seat. It fits our SUV without doing either. The platform sits flat and there's still enough room to adjust both front seats.
My old quilted cover trapped hair in every seam and tape was the only thing that worked. This one still gets hairy, obviously, but the vacuum pulls most of it right up. I've also washed it on cold after removing the panels, and the non-slip backing stayed intact.
My Golden used to stand and brace himself through every turn, even on two-hour drives. With this platform he walks around for a few minutes, then lies down. The bottom stays flat under him and doesn't fold when he gets near the edge.

Zipped side flaps that come up either side of him, so the doors are covered where he scratches, leans and shakes off.
Three things have to happen at once. Every hammock misses at least one.





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