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01-09-2019, 04:25 PM
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I have Treatadog.com cargo liner that I picked up on a Christmas special for like $40. Works great and quality is very good. Might be worth checking out as they have been still running specials. I also use custom Ainley kennel. Have a drawer box that goes under it when I was doing hunt tests regularly.
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Link for the liner?
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01-09-2019, 04:56 PM
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I just finished an article on Trail4Runner.com talking about my experiences and tips for taking your dog on adventures with you in the 4Runner! Check out the link below for the goodness!
Adventuring with your dog
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01-09-2019, 06:42 PM
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^ Agreed with both, canvasback liners are a must for dogs, also some sort of seat covers, an armrest cover, I have both a neoprene and a canvasback cover and a Husky rear cargo liner. All have helped with protection with my dogs. I also purchased a set of steps since my older dog is showing signs of arthritis, however they have not figured out the purpose of them yet. I will work with them in the spring to train them to use them better.
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Those steps are great - thanks for posting. My old lab refused to use a ramp.
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01-09-2019, 07:28 PM
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I just finished an article on Trail4Runner.com talking about my experiences and tips for taking your dog on adventures with you in the 4Runner! Check out the link below for the goodness!
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That’s a good read, thanks. Is Maeve(how do you pronounce that) a purebred healer/cattle dog? Her face is nice and skinny, she’s a good looking dog. We had a blue growing up and my mom rescued 2 reds that are beef cakes! We all do the raw diet and have good results. I will look into one of those K9 trauma kits, that seems like a great thing to have; especially outdoors and remote, you never know what they could get into.
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01-09-2019, 09:14 PM
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Link for the liner?
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Trunk Liner | PupProtector Mat For Car Trunk - Treat A Dog Shop USA
Looks like it’s still on sale - $49.00.
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01-09-2019, 10:36 PM
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I just sold my 4th get 2 weeks ago and bought a new 5th gen!
Backing up to when I bought my 4th gen in 2010, I researched until my eyes fell out and finally bought a Hamilton Ultimate Cargo Liner.
Ultimate Pet Liner - Handcrafted, Full Coverage cargo liners – Cargoliner.com
It made it 9 years with my 90 lb German Shepherd (RIP Trindon), having tons of horse related items, moving my husband's large-scale sculptures and my now 1-year old Chocolate Lab, Atlas, without getting a scratch or tear on it. It's waterproof to and if you need to clean it, just vacuum the hair right up or wipe it down with your favorite cleaner. Not to mention, my '07 SE still looked brand new underneath the liner with no dirt of hair under it.
Fast forward to now, I ordered another one last week and I'm waiting on it to arrive for my '18 Off Road.
I also travel with the Kurgo First Aid Kit in the back, a collapsable water bowl, and a 32 oz. Camelbak with water, as well as his favorite cow femur or Benebone for long drives.
I will post pics once the liner arrives.
Look forward to seeing everyone else's pet mods.
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01-09-2019, 10:43 PM
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I just finished an article on Trail4Runner.com talking about my experiences and tips for taking your dog on adventures with you in the 4Runner! Check out the link below for the goodness!
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@ MTN4RNR
... great write-up! I saw those temperature gauge app devices and I had been wondering if they really worked or not.
I think I will look into getting one once temps start to rise in early spring.
Thanks for sharing, and the great pics of your pretty pup!
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01-09-2019, 10:44 PM
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Originally Posted by pumacat24
I just sold my 4th get 2 weeks ago and bought a new 5th gen!
Backing up to when I bought my 4th gen in 2010, I researched until my eyes fell out and finally bought a Hamilton Ultimate Cargo Liner.
Ultimate Pet Liner - Handcrafted, Full Coverage cargo liners – Cargoliner.com
It made it 9 years with my 90 lb German Shepherd (RIP Trindon), having tons of horse related items, moving my husband's large-scale sculptures and my now 1-year old Chocolate Lab, Atlas, without getting a scratch or tear on it. It's waterproof to and if you need to clean it, just vacuum the hair right up or wipe it down with your favorite cleaner. Not to mention, my '07 SE still looked brand new underneath the liner with no dirt of hair under it.
Fast forward to now, I ordered another one last week and I'm waiting on it to arrive for my '18 Off Road.
I also travel with the Kurgo First Aid Kit in the back, a collapsable water bowl, and a 32 oz. Camelbak with water, as well as his favorite cow femur or Benebone for long drives.
I will post pics once the liner arrives.
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I’m going to look into those liners, they look nice.
We have a similar haired dog to your Shepard, can you wash the liner, or how do you then get all the hair off the liner?
Also what options did you spring for on your new one, and about how much did it run you? Thanks!
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01-10-2019, 12:01 AM
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That’s a good read, thanks. Is Maeve(how do you pronounce that) a purebred healer/cattle dog? Her face is nice and skinny, she’s a good looking dog. We had a blue growing up and my mom rescued 2 reds that are beef cakes! We all do the raw diet and have good results. I will look into one of those K9 trauma kits, that seems like a great thing to have; especially outdoors and remote, you never know what they could get into.
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She is a Heeler / Border Collie mix as far as we know. We love her a lot! And she's really smart too! Smarter than I am most times... Ha, beef cake is such a great way to describe heelers sometime.
Definitely good to have the kit. Much better than needing it later!
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@ MTN4RNR
... great write-up! I saw those temperature gauge app devices and I had been wondering if they really worked or not.
I think I will look into getting one once temps start to rise in early spring.
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The sensor is great! And has a great range too! As a bonus, I have one in the Dometic too... So I can keep an eye on my pooch and my brews
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01-10-2019, 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted by FrenchToasty
I’m going to look into those liners, they look nice.
We have a similar haired dog to your Shepard, can you wash the liner, or how do you then get all the hair off the liner?
Also what options did you spring for on your new one, and about how much did it run you? Thanks!
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you wipe it off if it's dirty, it is waterproof. Best of all you just vacuum up the hair, we have a Dyson cordless that's perfect for that.
I just picked up the last 2018 on the lot. TRD Off Road Premium, Nautical Blue, non-KDSS, but has all other features available and Predator Step bars came on it (I will probably change these later) 39k out of the door.
I did a private sale on my '07 SE and still got 12k for it, super happy with my decision, now I just have to save up for all of the mods I want to do with it.
I will post pics once I get the liner.
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01-10-2019, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted by MTN4RNR
I just finished an article on Trail4Runner.com talking about my experiences and tips for taking your dog on adventures with you in the 4Runner! Check out the link below for the goodness!
Adventuring with your dog
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Excellent article. Thank you very much for sharing. Been looking at the products that you recommend to upgrade my dog's gear
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01-10-2019, 05:00 PM
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Excellent article. Thank you very much for sharing. Been looking at the products that you recommend to upgrade my dog's gear
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Glad that you got some good information out of the article 
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01-10-2019, 06:53 PM
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Canvasback. Makes vacuuming a lot easier. Not that there is any end of fur...or vacuuming... The fit and finish is awesome. Highly recommend them.
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01-10-2019, 09:47 PM
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I have Treatadog.com cargo liner that I picked up on a Christmas special for like $40. Works great and quality is very good. Might be worth checking out as they have been still running specials. I also use custom Ainley kennel. Have a drawer box that goes under it when I was doing hunt tests regularly.
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