Cargo area "fence"

[VoodooTitan]

Not sure where I saw it but I was certain there exists a fence or cage than can be emplaced behind the back seats for pets. I'd like to get one for my 4runner (2014) and I'm wondering if anyone knows of one made specifically for toyota 4runners, not a universal design. Unless of course someone has a universally fitted one that works flawlessly. I have 2 beagles I'd like to put back there but I don't want them jumping into the backseat or having to always put them in the crate.

Thanks guys.

 

[Offroad_Medic]

When I throw my Lab mix in the back of my truck I'll just leave her leash on and clip it to one of the cargo tie down points and she does great with that. She can still move around she just can't get her paws up on the seat back at all.

 

[VoodooTitan]

Yea I thought about making a custom tieout from home depot and doing that. I just don't want them getting anxiety. They prefer to be up front, in your lap. My one beagle likes to sit on your lap with her paws on the steering wheel like shes driving. So its more for preventing them from killing themselves while trying to get over the seat. But I will try that first I suppose since its the most financially reasonable choice. Still... if anyone knows of any type, options are nice.

 

[VoodooTitan]

Are you a civilian or military medic?

 

[Offroad_Medic]

Are you a civilian or military medic?

Civilian. I've looked into different military programs but none of them will give me any credit for my certifications I hold now.

 

[VoodooTitan]

Do ROTC PA program through the Navy. Its the best of all the programs currently available. The Navy will post for you Masters and you get commissioned as an officer. Pats good.

 

[cacarbuff]

We used a crate with our Golden Retriever mix for about a year, and now he does great by himself in the back! Just another option to consider...

 

[VoodooTitan]

Yea we normally crate them but we're doing a road trip in december and I don't want to crate them the whole way. Plus it's a great "reason" to justify needed a roof rack sooner than later

 

[Offroad_Medic]

Do ROTC PA program through the Navy. Its the best of all the programs currently available. The Navy will post for you Masters and you get commissioned as an officer. Pats good.

I looked into commissioning with the Navy and having them pay for my DO school but I've decided against medical school of any form for now. I'm too much of an adrenaline junkie to sit in a hospital

 

[VoodooTitan]

Air Force PJ is right up your alley then.

 

[Offroad_Medic]

I looked into being a PJ or a corpsman. Unfortunately I would have to go through all of my medical training again and I would be enlisted instead of an officer when I already have my bachelors degree.