Chew Proof Dog Car Seat Belt Restraint With Heavy Duty Tie Out Cable Announced
May 25, 2017
Leashboss announced a 31 inch long chew-proof dog car restraint which uses heavy-duty vinyl coated steel rope and clips on the car’s safety latch bars and dog’s harness to safely keep the dog from moving or jumping around in the car without worrying about chewing.
San Diego, United States - May 25, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Dog leash manufacturer Leashboss has announced a 31 inch length of their unique chew proof dog car restraint made of heavy duty vinyl coated steel rope ideal to help keep dogs securely and comfortably restrained without moving or jumping around in the car while driving.
More information is available at https://www.leashboss.com/products/dog-car-seatbelt-restraint-heavy-duty.
Leashboss is a dog leash & accessories manufacturer committed to providing fellow dog owners with the most original and convenient dog training or lifestyle products, including a wide variety of short or long and two dog leashes and restraints, which combine unique design and comfort with functionality.
The company has now announced a new 31 inch length of their highly resistant dog car restraint made of vinyl coated steel rope which is chew-proof and uniquely safe, comfortable and efficient at keeping dogs from jumping around in the car. The heavy duty dog seat belt car restraint is now available in four sizes, from 16 to 31 inches, to suit different size dogs and car configurations.
Instead of using the regular seatbelt receptacles which dogs can accidentally step on and unbelt themselves, the unique Leashboss chew-proof dog seat belt car restraint was designed to clip on to the car’s baby safety seat latch bars in the back seat and to be used only with a dog harness to ensure the safety of the pet.
More information on the Leashboss dog car restraint and its chew-proof, heavy duty construction or the safe, efficient and comfortable restraint mechanism along with important sizing information to help choose between the four different options tailored for small, medium, large and x-large dogs, or multiple customer reviews can be consulted on the website link provided above or at https://www.amazon.com/Dog-Car-Seat-Belt-Restraint/dp/B01MTOEGQW.
The Leashboss team explains that “we all know that if we put our dog in the back seat with a regular nylon seat belt, it can be destroyed in seconds. Not anymore. We designed a dog car restraint using vinyl coated steel rope – the same material used in dog tie-outs – to help other dog owners keep their dogs from moving around or jumping on them while the car is moving without ever worrying about chewing. This 31 inch product is in response to customer requests for a longer length.”
Contact Info:
Name: Paul Sharer
Organization: Leashboss
Address: , San Diego, United States
For more information, please visit https://www.leashboss.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 202850
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