Check your dog's lying space
Measure your dog while relaxed and check they have room to stretch, turn and settle comfortably.
A full-width sherpa car seat for larger dogs or multi-dog households, with three built-in attachment points, adjustable securing straps and a non-slip base. We see it as a premium travel-comfort option, not a crash-tested primary restraint.
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FULL-WIDTH REAR-SEAT COMFORT
The By Teddy XL Cosy turns the rear bench into a generous cushioned travel space. Its full-width shape gives one larger dog, or several smaller dogs, room to lie naturally, with raised sides and three built-in D-rings for suitable harness connections.

WHAT TO CHECK FIRST
Measure your dog while relaxed and check they have room to stretch, turn and settle comfortably.
Approx. 120 × 42 × 37 cm. Check usable seat width, depth, door clearance and seat-belt access.
Make sure your dog can get in and out without jumping, scrambling or twisting.
Use the built-in D-rings with a suitable harness connection when travelling.
FIT, USE & SAFETY
At approximately 120 × 42 × 37 cm, the XL Cosy is designed to use a large part of the rear bench. Measure the usable seat width and depth, check door clearance and seat-belt access, then compare that space with your dog's relaxed lying length. You want enough room to stretch, turn and settle comfortably without needing to perch against the sides.

XL COSY OR PUFFER?
You want full rear-bench comfort, more room to lie naturally, or space for more than one small dog.
You want a smaller 3-in-1 setup that is easier to move between the car and home.
THE QUICK DECISION
The extra space is the standout. It gives a larger dog, or several smaller dogs, room to lie naturally, while the vegan sherpa keeps the setup soft and inviting.
It is a full-width rear-seat setup, so measure your car before ordering.
Larger dogs, dogs that prefer more room, or households travelling with more than one small dog.
AUBENORD VERDICT