Where is the best place for my dog to sit in the car?

The dog should be secured on the back seat in a dog car harness or in the boot. Never place your dog on the front seats of the car. If possible, leave your dog’s lead on when travelling in case of emergencies.

What is the best approach for puppy travel?

Ideally puppies should be transported in a secured travel crate on the back seat, up to 6 months old. However, for bigger breeds once large enough, they can be secured on the back seat in a suitable car harness.

Where is the best place for my dog to sit in the car?

The dog should be secured on the back seat in a dog car harness or in the boot. Never place your dog on the front seats of the car. If possible, leave your dog’s lead on when travelling in case of emergencies.

What is the best approach for puppy travel?

Ideally puppies should be transported in a secured travel crate on the back seat, up to 6 months old. However, for bigger breeds once large enough, they can be secured on the back seat in a suitable car harness.

Where is the best place for my dog to sit in the car?

The dog should be secured on the back seat in a dog car harness or in the boot. Never place your dog on the front seats of the car. If possible, leave your dog’s lead on when travelling in case of emergencies.

What is the best approach for puppy travel?

Ideally puppies should be transported in a secured travel crate on the back seat, up to 6 months old. However, for bigger breeds once large enough, they can be secured on the back seat in a suitable car harness.

Where is the best place for my dog to sit in the car?

The dog should be secured on the back seat in a dog car harness or in the boot. Never place your dog on the front seats of the car. If possible, leave your dog’s lead on when travelling in case of emergencies.

What is the best approach for puppy travel?

Ideally puppies should be transported in a secured travel crate on the back seat, up to 6 months old. However, for bigger breeds once large enough, they can be secured on the back seat in a suitable car harness.

CarSafe

Harnais de voyage pour chien CarSafe

Lightweight and comfortable, the CarSafe Travel Harness ensures the well-being of dogs during all car journeys. Made from a single piece of fabric, this innovative harness with its patented design protects the dog while keeping it securely in place on the seat. Securing your dog in the car is essential for your safety and that of other passengers, as well as for legal driving: to reduce the risk of distracted driving, road safety laws and insurance companies now require that animals be restrained in cars.

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1 Sûr et robuste

Ce harnais de voiture pour chien utilise le même matériau que les ceintures de sécurité standard, et il est fabriqué à partir d’une seule boucle continue, pour plus de solidité. Ses éléments réfléchissants assurent aussi la haute visibilité du chien, en cas de besoin.

2 Facile à mettre

En plus des clips latéraux qui vous permettent de l’enfiler facilement sur votre chien, il se connecte directement à la ceinture de sécurité du véhicule pour créer le parfait harnais de voyage pour chien.

3 Trajets confortables

L’empiècement sur le poitrail et la sangle du cou sont rembourrés pour permettre à votre chien de voyager tout en confort.

4 De la voiture à la promenade

Très pratique, ce harnais de voyage se transforme en harnais de promenade une fois à destination : attachez simplement sa laisse à l’anneau métallique en D.

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FAQs

To find the size that will best fit your four-legged best friend, please refer to the size guide on this page.

Your dog should be secured in the back seat with a travel harness or placed in the trunk. Never place your dog in the front seat of the car. If possible, keep your dog’s leash attached to its collar or harness during the journey: this will allow you to react more quickly in an emergency.

Ideally, puppies up to 6 months old should travel in a carrier properly secured in the back seat of the car. However, for larger breeds, you can place the puppy (once it is old enough) in the back seat with a suitable travel harness.