For those of you that have dogs!

I’ve never met a dog that doesn’t like to ride!
 

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Brought Yeti home on Saturday evening, the 10 week old French Bulldog. She already enjoys rides in the 4Runner, so that is a good sign for an awesome co-pilot!

Just need a kennel for the back of the truck. She's been riding on my girlfriends lap in the meantime. Shes a tiny little meatball right now, so I don't know what size kennel to get her. I am thinking the Mid size kennel from Ruff Tough so she can slowly grow into it (going to be around 25 lbs. fully grown). Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
 

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Brought Yeti home on Saturday evening, the 10 week old French Bulldog. She already enjoys rides in the 4Runner, so that is a good sign for an awesome co-pilot!

Just need a kennel for the back of the truck. She's been riding on my girlfriends lap in the meantime. Shes a tiny little meatball right now, so I don't know what size kennel to get her. I am thinking the Mid size kennel from Ruff Tough so she can slowly grow into it (going to be around 25 lbs. fully grown). Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

My very athletic f/m doodle has had best pals that were bulldogs
 
We too are considering getting a dog at the end of May. I didn’t read through all the reply’s so forgive me if this has been covered. My questions is how does the Softex seat material hold up to claws?
 
For those of you with 2-3" lifts and 285/70, do you have to do anything special to help your dogs get in the back, or can they still jump up there?

More specifically I'm wondering if a 50 lb AmStaff would have any problems. Pretty sure she'll be able to jump up, but I'll also have the sliding rear tray which is another 2-3" higher than without it.

I haven't taken delivery of my 4Runner yet, so I don't really have any baseline.
 
This is Hazel, she’s a red heeler pointer mix. My girlfriend and I fostered her and ended up adopting her. It was an easy decision. She loves riding in the 4Runner!

Damn, Hazel looks a lot like Oliver, my Rottweiler/heeler mix. He hates riding in the car, but loves it once we get there!
 

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Ralph and his mom Izzy. Both rescues. They love to ride in the 'Runner
 

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This is rocket, my mini schnauzer, he comes in magnetic grey like my 4runner, and this furball is straight up batshit crazy.
 

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Here's my pack.. All rescues, Dakota, cattle dog mix, Kiiks, husky mix and my boy scout, crazy lil pit.
 

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4Runners are the best "man & canine" adventure machine ever made. This is me, my 4Runner, and my dog Finn.

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