Those with dogs - Page 3 - Toyota 4Runner Forum

CutthroatSlam · 02-19-2021, 09:20 AM

Have two English Springers and have tried several covers for the second seat. Found Orvis to have the best:

Always make sure the safety is on.

JLTD · 02-19-2021, 11:01 AM

I went with a 6' x 9' canvas drop cloth from the hardware store. Under $30 and tucks in nicely with the seats folded down.

We have a Husky and a Black Lab/Great Dane mix (he looks mournful but is a happy guy) so we get maximum shedding.

edgesalon · 02-19-2021, 03:01 PM

my dog has his own Blankie that goes with him in the car its one of those multi color mexican blankets for the seat, but i also have the plastic Canadian third row floor mat for the back area that works great my dog also just like to lay down and sleep in the car which is great.

KDMcD · 02-19-2021, 03:14 PM

I use the Orvis seat cover, which is pretty cushy and stays in place. I use Canvasback for the cargo area and to cover the console in the front seat, as the dogs like to stand on it. Two large labradors!

jmanderson · 02-19-2021, 08:01 PM

Canvasback...I have them for the back of the 2nd row seat, a matching rollover canvas that attaches to the top of the seat and cover the tailgate. Can't post pics right now but I will later on. I have a weathertech cargo liner. Liked them so much I purchased some for the 200 series. Covered the 3rd row seats and the back of the 2nd row.

JLTD · 02-19-2021, 11:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Muskrat14

Your dogs not poorly behaved, he’s a TERROR!

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Fixed it for ya! 🤣

SamMacDonald · 02-20-2021, 12:48 PM

I agree with you, this bread is very active and they need to release their energy. Don't be angry with them for it, they are alive and they need to move a lot. I also vote for Canvasback, indeed, it has become a lifesaver for my car. To tell the truth, the only problem is the smell which you cannot get rid of if you drive with animals in a car. I even attracted attention that one of my Haskey smells out of his mouth. We asked a veterinarian and he said that we need to use dog dental water additive for it and pay more attention to brushing their teeth. + 1 task to my daily problems. LOL

Paw_Rnr · 02-21-2021, 03:27 AM

Another vote here for Canvasback and their cargo liner. Having a German Shepherd, it has been a lifesaver.

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Southpaw07 · 02-21-2021, 04:46 PM

Bought this seat cover from Amazon. It covers the floors in the backseat and comes up and attaches to the front seat headrests. My husky sheds a lot and this seat cover keeps all of his hair in his area back there.
Cleanup is easy, I use the shopvac and when it starts to smell, I'll throw it in the washer.
I used to put my dog in the back trunk area but after being rear-ended 3 times, I'm a little freaked out by that idea.

euser · 02-25-2021, 11:39 PM

I have a variocage for my dog. It is a crash tested crate and keeps him much safer, as well as the interior clean. Its also safer not having a 75lb dog with free range around the vehicle lol. I like it a lot for road trips and camping because it keeps the equipment/cargo in the vehicle separate from him when you have to quickly brake or get tossed around on a trail.

And of course I have to throw in a picture of Simba.

Kamalani Mahie · 02-26-2021, 01:36 AM

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Originally Posted by euser

I have a variocage for my dog. It is a crash tested crate and keeps him much safer, as well as the interior clean. Its also safer not having a 75lb dog with free range around the vehicle lol. I like it a lot for road trips and camping because it keeps the equipment/cargo in the vehicle separate from him when you have to quickly brake or get tossed around on a trail.

And of course I have to throw in a picture of Simba.

Dang what a cage! I have never seen that before.

97BlackAckCL · 02-26-2021, 12:03 PM

Looks like something out of Jurassic Park!

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