DYKESONDog Car Net Barrier Pet Barrier with Auto Safety Mesh Organizer Baby Stretchable Storage Bag Universal for Cars, SUVs -Easy Install, Car Divider for Driving Safely with Children & Pets

Fishnet keeps my dogs for trying to jump into the front seat and then into my lap while I’m driving. As far as I’m concerned, it works very well and contributes to their safety.

The DYKESON Dog Car Net Barrier has been a lifesaver for car rides with my poodle, Toto. Before, he would constantly try to jump into the front seat, which made driving a bit stressful. Now, with this easy-to-install barrier, I can drive with peace of mind knowing Toto is safely in the back seat.The net is strong and stretchable, and it fits perfectly between the front seats. It’s also super handy as a mesh organizer, giving me extra storage for small items like water bottles and dog toys. It’s sturdy, doesn’t sag, and blends right into the car’s interior without being an eyesore.If you’re looking for a simple, effective way to keep your dog safely in the back during car rides, this is it. Highly recommend!

Great quality, price, and works well. Can be a little longer.

This is very okay, it's pretty small, doesn't really connect well to my seats, it's pretty easy to use and put in, it's lightweight, but that's kind of the problem, this doesn't really work well if your dog is over 50lbs (mine is 80lbs) she just jumps through it, basically.

***Editing a year later: The bungees along the sides have snapped and Iʻve retied them several times now to the point that I canʻt retie them anymore. Some of the mesh is getting worn out due to my dog leaning into the barrier heavily every time we drive. He also can climb over it at times when he needs to get into the front seat for "guarding purposes," I guess, and a few times heʻs gotten tangled in it and I have had to help him out -- but he can untangle himself if he wants to. For the most part this has been a good product, and after a year is wearing out, so Iʻll be buying another one.***Wish I would have found this years ago! Having my dog in my face while Iʻm driving, or blocking my view to the right, has been an issue for me for ten years. Passengers riding in the front seat have been annoyed with him right there "guarding me from them" as well. This is easy to install and it still allows him freedom to be close enough to me while Iʻm driving that heʻs secure, and he can see what he wants to see, and knows he needs to be back there while Iʻm driving.He does from time to time climb over it, like when we stop at the dog park and he sees other dogs and has to get out NOW, like what happened yesterday. I was initially worried that heʻd get tangled in it and not be able to get untangled if I stepped away from the car for a few minutes. That hasnʻt happened yet. The clips will come unhooked at the bottom if they need to give way, if he gets agitated for some reason, and theyʻre easy to re-hook.I havenʻt tried storing anything inside the two layers of mesh yet, but thatʻs a handy feature to have.Mostly heʻs learned that he has to wait for me to get him out of the back seat now. I really appreciate that this has kept him where he needs to be while weʻre driving, and I donʻt see any drawbacks to the product or the design. I should add that heʻs a 90-pound very affectionate, very protective, very active, very vivacious 10-year-old GoldenDoodle.

This is a great product to keep your pets from coming into the front. I have a 75 pound pitbull who loves to try to wiggle her way to the front seat. This nut forces her to stay in the backseat which she uses the net to lean on. I’m a full-time our rear and when we’re on road trips for hours, she uses it to lean on. It also has pouches so that I can put the muzzles and any other Dog items in it. It’s lasted me well over a year and I will always buy this again if needed.

Keeps my dog in the back seat so I can drive with no distractions.easy to install at a very good price

The net is small. I was skeptical it would pose a barrier. But it is very stretchy and allows front bucket seats to move independently. I've found it's a barrier for basically well-behaved dogs, but a large and/or determined dog will have no trouble going over, around, or even through this lightweight net.