Anyone who's driven with a dog in the back seat knows it can be a hassle. If your pet isn't sliding onto the floor, he's jumping into the front seat, oblivious to the dangers of distracting the driver. Luckily, a cheap DIY car hammock can keep your dog in his place during your next road trip.
Emily Winters at DIY Network recounted her experience creating a durable, but comfortable, backseat dog bed. While you'll need some sewing experience to replicate her process, the only materials required are a few yards of heavy outdoor fabric, old bath towels, four parachute buckles, and some webbing. You'll be able to hang the finished hammock from the car's headrests, and it will go a long way towards keeping your pet safe and content in the backseat.
These hammocks are available commercially for around $50, but the materials in Emily's guide only cost about half as much. Be sure to hit the source link for the complete guide.
How to make a DIY Dog Car Hammock | The Pegboard
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