Best Pet Barrier for a 3rd Gen

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A steel crate or this may be what you come back to.

maybe you should look into some training for your firchild if thats the case...

my dog has never thought of my truck as a chew toy... his play ground and obstacle course maybe, but rawhide on wheels or digging grounds never... id get rid of a dog that would do that if i could not train him not to. i understand a puppy chewing on things, but a few good smacks with a sunday paper should fix him up in a hurry, that and a spray bottle with water/vinegar mix to the snout after shoving his face into the bad behaviour area
 
Within 60 seconds my dog is in the front seat lol I might need one too!


That's the issue I'm at. Two dogs both are rescues. One is great the other has anxiety issues. And try's to jump over the seats and sometimes wants to try and hide in drivers floor while driving.

We have the rear seats folded down for more room and to save the rear seats. And the little barrier that strings between the front headrests ain't cutting it.

It doesn't help that my wife let's Mr Yokko hop over and ride shotgun. Cause Bella wants to be there too.
 
maybe you should look into some training for your firchild if thats the case...

my dog has never thought of my truck as a chew toy... his play ground and obstacle course maybe, but rawhide on wheels or digging grounds never... id get rid of a dog that would do that if i could not train him not to. i understand a puppy chewing on things, but a few good smacks with a sunday paper should fix him up in a hurry, that and a spray bottle with water/vinegar mix to the snout after shoving his face into the bad behaviour area

I simply cannot discipline my dog, nor any other pet I have ever had
 

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