Ruff Liners Soft Backseat Dog Hammock with Door Protection
A back seat hammock whose door covers attach to plastic window inserts, so the door panels stay covered with the doors open.
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A back seat hammock whose door covers attach to plastic window inserts, so the door panels stay covered with the doors open.
Who it suits
Owners who want the door panels covered as well as the seat, including full-size truck and SUV owners.
Key facts
- Door covers attach to plastic inserts that slide into the window seal (Ruff Liners)
- Adjustable seat belt openings and a zippable mesh area over the center console (Ruff Liners)
- Anchor straps on each corner; waterproof; machine washable on gentle cycle, hang dry (Ruff Liners)
- Two sizes: cars, mid-size SUVs and small trucks, or full-size trucks and SUVs (Ruff Liners)
What reviewers say
Car and Driver: Its best overall dog seat cover after installing covers in a Toyota Tundra and a Hyundai Ioniq 5 and testing them with office dogs, spills and a wire brush: great water beading, good stain resistance and only minor wear from the wire brush, with door covers most others lack.
We did not test it ourselves.
Pros
- Covers the door panels too
- Best overall in Car and Driver’s test
- Size for full-size trucks
Cons
- Door covers rely on window-seal inserts
- More parts to fit than a plain hammock
Good to know
- A seat cover does not restrain your dog. Use a crash-tested car harness or a secured crate as well.
Additional information
| Brand | Ruff Liners |
|---|---|
| Type | Hammock seat cover with door covers |
| Sizes | Cars/mid-size SUV, full-size truck/SUV |
| Care | Machine wash gentle, hang dry |