Need good dog bars that ain't mar interior. Bonus pic of hellraiser included

[nyvram]

*won't not ain't. I can't seem to edit the title.

That 3 month old white Luck dragon in the middle is all over my vehicle and when I turn around to fuss he goes flying back over the seat to the cargo area.

 

[Jrunr]

Luck Dragon. I love it! Great Falkor reference BTW.

 

[ads2539]

3 months old?!

 

[Surly Shawn]

Hmmm. I'm going to need more pictures of all three dogs before I can make any good recommendations.

Just kidding. I can't recommend anything. I just want to see more pictures of your dogs.

 

[dezertbomber]

Raingler is the go to for quality net barriers: 2010 - Newer TOYOTA 4RUNNER heavy-duty cargo netting – Raingler

 

[97BlackAckCL]

Nice looking Pits!

 

[honda250xtitan]

Raingler is the go to for quality net barriers: 2010 - Newer TOYOTA 4RUNNER heavy-duty cargo netting – Raingler

address and names of pitty's? thanks:fro:

 

[nyvram]

Hmmm. I'm going to need more pictures of all three dogs before I can make any good recommendations.

Just kidding. I can't recommend anything. I just want to see more pictures of your dogs.

:becky:

you got it! here are the knuckleheads. i bought a cheap set of horizontal bars from amazon that attach to the back of the headresets and M-E-T-I-C-U-L-O-U-S-L-Y meaured, spaced and levelled the bars and tightened the screws...all to absolutely NO AVAIL as Puff the Magic Puppy immediately threw himself into them repeatedly on the inaugural drive messing them all up. Now that he knows he can't get through them he's stopped so I'll have to fix them again.

Otherwise I have a husky shell in the cargo area and a movers blanket which I *thought* was secured to the backs of the seats but as you can see the dogs took care of that too.

 

[pinoh]

Going to second the Raingler suggestion. So many options and configurations.

 

[Philip.]

Check out the MIM Safe VarioBarrier

I had the Raingler net and I really really wanted it to work but my Weimaraner had other ideas. He found the gaps pretty quickly and then the net idea was dead. I ended up getting a Variocage but I was going to try their barrier as it’s crash tested as well. Not sure if this is what your after but might be worth looking into.

MIM Safe VarioBarrier - Dog Safety Products

 

[Volt__]

My big question is how to protect the headliner from wet muddy dogness.

 

[Surly Shawn]

you got it! here are the knuckleheads. i bought a cheap set of horizontal bars from amazon that attach to the back of the headresets and M-E-T-I-C-U-L-O-U-S-L-Y meaured, spaced and levelled the bars and tightened the screws...all to absolutely NO AVAIL as Puff the Magic Puppy immediately threw himself into them repeatedly on the inaugural drive messing them all up. Now that he knows he can't get through them he's stopped so I'll have to fix them again.

Otherwise I have a husky shell in the cargo area and a movers blanket which I *thought* was secured to the backs of the seats but as you can see the dogs took care of that too.

Awww, yes! Thank you! The little one looks like me every other day.

 

[smike95]

I made this to keep Rottweiler slobber off the back seat. So far it’s great. Attaches with zip ties now but I may find a bit better solution, something reusable.

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[nyvram]

That's awesome! Keeps them from jumping and from getting mud and dirt on the backs of the seats.

 

[Raingler_Nets]

Maybe helpful for an immediate simple solution: Harness to floor or seatbelts.


Pic, just because Pittbulls.

 

[uh0h50]

Maybe helpful for an immediate simple solution: Harness to floor or seatbelts.


Pic, just because Pittbulls.

Do you guys offer this type of net where it blocks the rear open window? I really like this idea. I have my dog secured in the back via a harness and a clip, but sometimes she seems adventurous. Not that I think she would ever jump out, but I would rather be safe than sorry.

Edit: Found it on your site. Awesome, may need to pull the trigger.