this partition is holding up to my 1 year old GSD; preventing him from putting his face next to mine while driving. Only issue so far is I ordered it from online and had a question while putting it together on a Sunday so called the local store and sat on hold for over 10 minutes waiting for a manager to answer my question. Ended up hanging up and figuring it out myself.

This product is not strong enough for two German shepherds, but overall its a good product

We had no trouble trying to install it. However, the knobs , plastic, stick out somewhat into the carrying space and within 10 minutes after we took the dog on a very short ride, he'd chewed up one of the handles and started on the other one. Now we must devise something to overcome the chewed up handles. Hoping the barrier keeps the 56 lb english bulldog in the back of the car behind the seats. We have a Ford Escort and the extension offered was not necessary. For the price, its a good deal

We had a bit of trouble installing this, it has to be placed just right due to the way the ceiling is in my SVU. Had hoped to have some options of how to place it but that isn't possible. I'd prefer to use a crate but it won't fit due to the size of the dog and a doggie seatbelt doesn't allow the grandkids to be in the car with their car seats so we've decided to keep this.

This partition is a great inexpensive solution to keeping your dogs where you want them. My only problem is that for my Honda CRV, I had to install it upside down in order to get the cross bars where they needed to be and still my determned chiweenie was able to wiggle through between the seat and the lowest bar. I solved that problem by adding a bungee cord, however, an additional bar on this unit would be nice.

This pet partition works great for keeping my dogs in the back compartment of my Subaru Outback. It was easy to install and much less expensive than what is offered by car manufacturers. It is sturdy and still provides a practically unobstructed view through the back windshield.

WE normally have our back seat folded down, and use our SUV as a "dog taxi" of sorts. Recently we went on a trip with family and had to have the backseat for seating people. This barrier allowed us to take our Chesapeake who is quite used to having free range. I sat in the back and could reach through the bars to give her a collapsible bowl of water, millk bones and comfort during a very long road trip to the coast.