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Kurgo Direct To Seatbelt Tether
$12.95
Simply click and go with this easy to use dog seat belt tether to prevent distracted driving. The seat belt attaches with a carabiner to your dog’s harness and then clicks into the female slot of any of your car’s seat belts. You can leave the attachment clicked in and...
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Simply click and go with this easy to use dog seat belt tether to prevent distracted driving. The seat belt attaches with a carabiner to your dog’s harness and then clicks into the female slot of any of your car’s seat belts. You can leave the attachment clicked in and there is no reason to undo the seat belt every time your dog gets in or out. The tether can be extended from 15”-22” to give your dog some extra movement.
- Tether extends from 15"-22" for a broader range of movement.
- All steel hardware.
- Universal fit for most vehicles.
- Incompatible with Volvo.
- Not recommended for Ford F-Series vehicles.
- Designed to prevent distracted driving, not crash tested.
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