Kurgo Rover Dog Car Booster Seat, Black/Blue
In a Nutshell
- Dog loved the old seat but not the new one. Broken strap.
- Quality is similar to the original version. However, re design and size specificity is different from the past.
Quick Verdict
Reviewer had an overall negative experience due to poor product reliability. Dog refused to sit in a newer seat which was presumably smaller in size, compromising functionality & design.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Strap broke after 2 years
Prevention: Regularly inspect the strap for wear and tear
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Quality of original seat (1)
Users appreciated the quality of the original seat which was beloved by their dog before the broken strap.
Cons
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Broken Strap and Size Issues (1) critical
Users have experienced durability issues with the seat's straps, leading to disuse by the Type of Pet/Design assumptions.
Quality Trend: Declining
The customer said the new version was smaller and the strap broke, causing discomfort and negative perception from the review
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Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
✗ Skip If
- • Those who prioritize long-term durability — High reported issues with product reliability
- • Owners of larger dogs — Possible sizing issues
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is the Kurgo Rover Dog Car Booster Seat durable?
The strap broke after 2 years, but the customer had issues and said the product seemed to be bad over time.
How does the new model compare to the old one?
The new model is smaller and the strap broke, causing the dog to refuse to sit in it.
Highlighted Reviews
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"My dog refuses to sit in it, the size is smaller so he seems to hate it. Used to love the original but the belt got broken."
Bottom Line
Over some concern of functionality. Customer experienced issues with fixed parts