I did a search but I couldn't find many replies so I thought I would start a new thread. Are there recomendations or any thoughts on which to avoid. I am trying to maximize my space in the 4runner but I have 2 50 # dogs that really like to lick my newborn son and I need to give them as much space as possible. I have even thought of keeping one side of the rear seat down and putting a gate up there so the back and side would still be available for them to lay on. Thoughts?
Pet barriers: Which works best?
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1BadGixxer
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I priced many and they were $100 and up. I finally went to wallymart and they had one for $40. I was very suprised to see how well it is made and all the adjustability. This barrier is real nice for the money, and works great for keeping my 2 huskies in the back.
Ron Helmuth
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More of a grille than just tubing. About $70 at Petco or Petsmart.
Very effective for my 48 pound furball.
I added extra zip ties to mine to minimize rattling. Also added hardware to improve the ability to raise and lower it .
Check it out
made in America-Kansas
More of a grille than just tubing. About $70 at Petco or Petsmart.
Very effective for my 48 pound furball.
I added extra zip ties to mine to minimize rattling. Also added hardware to improve the ability to raise and lower it .
Check it out
