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Product: Outward Hound Auto Window Bumper (Paws on the Trail, 519-669-3960, http:/
Driver Says: Larger dogs that can rest their chin on the window might appreciate the padded holder, and drivers might like fewer nose smudges on the window. The cushion clips onto a partially opened window in seconds, but it's a hassle to take it off every time the window is fully opened or closed. In addition, I'm not convinced that dogs need a soft cushion for their chins.
Dog Says: Chin rest, pshaw! All a dog needs is fresh air running through one's fur at 25 mph.
Grade : C
Product: Outward Hound Extend-A-Seat (J-B Wholesale Pet Supplies, 800-872-6027, http:/
Driver Says: The firm, padded panels stretch across the legroom in the back seat and keep the floor and front seat off-limits to the dog. Ideal for bigger dogs who like to sprawl on the back seat, but I'd recommend using a harness to keep the dog secure. The seat folds up for storage.
Dog Says: Makes it difficult to access those yummy crumbs behind the front seat.
Grade: B
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