The Best Dog Car Harness Built for Crashes Not Comfort Tests
Custom-Built, heavy duty restraints designed by a Firefighter / EMT
Engineered for large dogs and real-world collisions
It all started with Domino...
Domino was a beautiful three year old dalmatian. Her best friend had buckled her into her 'dog seat belt' in the back seat. Both the driver and Domino were wearing their seat belts. Less than ten minutes later... the corner... the deer... the accident.
During the accident, Domino's dog seat belt failed in the crash. She was violently thrown around inside the vehicle... frightened and injured,.. Domino fled from the scene.
The driver also suffered serious injuries however, her seat belt had done exactly what it was supposed to do... keep her in the seat. It took us quite some time to safely extricate the driver from the jeep. Even though she was injured and in great pain.... She never complained. She didn't care at all about her own injuries... All she wanted... was her dog.
I made this young girl a promise... if she would let us load her into the ambulance... I would find her dog.
We never found Domino...
Most "Dog Seat Belts" Fail When it Matters Most
In a crash or emergency stop, your dog doesn't just move - they become a dangerous projectile.
Most harnesses are:
- Designed for walking, not collisions
- Built for average - sized dogs
- Built using cheap webbing and plastic hardware
- Tested under controlled conditions - not real world chaos.
If you have a large dog, the risk is even higher.
Simple, Secure, and Built to Hold
- Easily place your custom harness on your dog
- Slide vehicle seat belt thru loop on harness.
- Easily lock in a restrained controlled position
Restricts foreward movement and helps prevent catastrophic injuries in a crash
You Don't Get a Second Chance in a Crash
You already protect your family with seat belts
Your dog deserves the same level of protection
not something designed for convenience
Build the Right Protection for Your Dog
Built to order.
Built to last.
Built for when it matters
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