Pet Rear Seat Covers
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josh220
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this Site seems to have some for reasonable prices. The rear seat ones are near the bottom of the page. I also noticed that a search on ebay brings up quite a few.
You can always try looking at the ones at local auto shops and see if they carry any that fit yours, and if you like how they look. It can always just be used when you bring your dog along too, and keep it out of site when you have people in the back.
You can always try looking at the ones at local auto shops and see if they carry any that fit yours, and if you like how they look. It can always just be used when you bring your dog along too, and keep it out of site when you have people in the back.
BajaRnnr
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jclanin said:
I have 2 dogs so its double the fur and stuff they drag in. I got my seat cover from Dr. Foster & Smith website. www.drsfostersmith.com
Deluxe Quilted Suede Seat Cover
* Stain-resistant 100% polyester Microfibre suede car seat cover for pets
* Embossed pawprint and bone pattern
* Protects both your pet and your vehicle
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=3307+12+113+11124&pcatid=11124 i have this 1 in the charcoal color. Cost me about $100. well worth the money.
I've had mud, drinks and other stuff on the seat cover. everything came out and there was nothing on the seat under the cover. It attaches to the rear seat real easy and has a nice tight fit. I will take a few pics of mine tomorrow and post them up.
BajaRnnr
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josh220 said:Do you take it off if you are going to have passengers in the back? Or do you just let them turn fuzzy?
Well the cover cleans real easy so i leave it on there is no transfer of fur to clothing. If it is bad and i don't have time to clean it off i remove the cover
I have a pair of (large) hounds and prefer the hammock style seatcover
This style keeps the dog from falling down in the footwell and helps keep them out of the front seat. For passengers we either unclip one side and fold it over or just remove the cover completely and toss it the back.
This style keeps the dog from falling down in the footwell and helps keep them out of the front seat. For passengers we either unclip one side and fold it over or just remove the cover completely and toss it the back.
BajaRnnr
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Wallace said:
That wouldn't stop my 2 50lbs dogs lol, all though they are still puppies full of energy and hyper as hell as a result of that. Doesn't help my wife is a sucker for their sad puppy faces and ends up giving in to them freakin drives me crazy:bonk::cursin:! All the training i do with them goes right out the window grrrrrr :help:
Exercise, exercise, exercise
A tired dog is a well behaved dog. You'll find everything is easier if they're tired, especially puppies. This comes in handy when dealing with a pair of 85lb RRs. I try to get them out for a run every day or at least every other day.
The hammock when we have it in my wife's car (IS300 wagon) goes all the way to the base of the headrests. That combined with a lower ceiling helps to keep them in the back seat most of the time. When we got the 4R, I thought about having them in the way back with a barrier but I'd rather be able to use their seatbelts.
A tired dog is a well behaved dog. You'll find everything is easier if they're tired, especially puppies. This comes in handy when dealing with a pair of 85lb RRs. I try to get them out for a run every day or at least every other day.
The hammock when we have it in my wife's car (IS300 wagon) goes all the way to the base of the headrests. That combined with a lower ceiling helps to keep them in the back seat most of the time. When we got the 4R, I thought about having them in the way back with a barrier but I'd rather be able to use their seatbelts.
