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An adult Labrador is too big for most raised booster seats, so the best set up is usually a large car bed, a back seat extender or a tough waterproof cover with a harness tether. This collection brings together seats and covers rated for big dogs, plus boot liners for Labs who ride behind a dog guard. Every product here is chosen to suit a dog of Labrador size. Buy online with delivery across the UK.
Height from the UK breed standard and weight from the breed overview. Weigh your own dog, as working and show type Labs vary.
Where Should Your Labrador Ride?
| Set up | Best for | What you need |
|---|---|---|
| Back seat with hammock | Hatchbacks and saloons, everyday trips | Hammock cover plus a car harness and short tether |
| Back seat extender | Labs who like to lie flat on longer drives | Extender or hard bottom cover that bridges the footwell |
| Large car bed | Older Labs and calm travellers | Bed rated for 40kg or more, strapped to the seat |
| Boot | Estates and SUVs, wet and muddy dogs | Boot liner with bumper flap, plus a dog guard or secured crate |
Most raised boosters stop well below a Labrador's weight, which is why you will not find small boosters in this range. If you prefer a seat, choose a large bed or an extender that lets your dog lie down across the back.
Look After Those Hips and Elbows
Labradors are somewhat prone to hip and elbow dysplasia, and jumping down from a high boot puts extra load on the front legs. As your dog gets older, help them in and out rather than letting them leap.
- Lift the back end while they step up with the front paws
- Use a non slip boot liner so paws do not skid on landing
- Choose a lower back seat over a high boot for older dogs
- Keep your Lab at a healthy weight to ease their joints
Made for Water Lovers
Most Labradors will find the only puddle, river or beach on a walk. Their dense double coat holds water, so a seat cover needs a fully waterproof layer, a non slip backing and side flaps that stop the post swim shake soaking the doors. Keep an old towel in the car and dry your dog off before they jump in.
Restraint and the Highway Code
Rule 57 asks drivers to make sure dogs are suitably restrained so they cannot distract you or be hurt if you stop quickly. It names a seat belt harness, pet carrier, dog cage or dog guard. A 30kg dog moving around the car is a serious distraction, so pair any cover in this range with a well fitted car harness. These products are for comfort, containment and protecting your car, and are not crash tested.
Need help deciding? Read our honest guide to the best dog car seat for a Labrador.
Labrador Car Seat Questions
Can a Labrador use a dog car seat?
Not a small booster. Choose a large car bed or a back seat extender rated well above your dog's weight, or a waterproof hammock with a harness tether.
Is the boot or the back seat better for a Labrador?
Both are fine if your dog is properly restrained. The boot suits estates and SUVs with a dog guard. The back seat is easier for older dogs as it is lower to climb into.
What weight limit should I look for?
Aim for a product rated to at least 40kg, so a full grown male still has headroom. Covers and boot liners usually have no weight limit, but check the size against your car.
Will a hammock fit my estate or SUV?
Measure the width of your back seat and compare it with the product size. Larger SUVs may need a wider cover or a boot liner instead.
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Order a big dog bed, extender or waterproof cover today. Send us your Lab's weight and your car model on WhatsApp if you want help choosing.
Ask on WhatsAppShop boot linersMore for big dogs: large dog car seats and dog car hammocks. Smaller breeds: Cockapoo and French Bulldog ranges.