They keep my dogs safe while they enjoy their ride. While they do allow some airflow, the temperature inside the car can still go too high to risk your dog’s life (check out “ How Hot Do Cars Get“).Īll in all, I love the BreezeGuards! They’re sturdy, better than anything even remotely similar on the market. Another thing to consider especially if you live in an area of the country that gets hot like I do is that your car will still get VERY hot even with the screens in.
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Plus though not much can get through the 1/2″ screen openings, you never know what someone may put into your car that your dog may eat (there’s that pet owner paranoia again). Though they are sturdy, I can see someone very easily removing the screens from the outside of the vehicle. Ricochet, my Jack Russell, enjoying the BreezeGuard.Įven though it held up to my tests, MuttManagers does not recommend leaving your dog unattended with the screens. I was impressed when I received mine in 2 weeks. Because each BreezeGuard is custom-made, most orders take about 2 weeks to ship. Because of how it is installed, it can’t be used on cars that don’t have a frame around the window. The BreezeGuard is made to fit your specific make and model of car, so I let Sue know that I had a 2003 Chevy Malibu. But after spending some time reading about the BreezeGuard on Sue’s site, I will say I was very impressed so I told her yes. They just didn’t look sturdy enough to handle what could happen to them. I’ve seen little plastic window vents that go on the top of the window glass and haven’t been impressed. She contacted me about reviewing the BreezeGuard and as I do whenever someone contacts me, I check out the product on their website.
She developed BreezeGuard car window screens in 2004 as a way for dogs to travel safer in the car. Sue Stipanovich, the owner of MuttManagers, had the same concerns and she decided to do something about it. This is the BreezeGuard installed in the window.
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