Dog owners - question
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Dog owners - question
Hey,
For those dog owners on board, do you have any recommendations for how to set up the back seat for bringing a dog around?
My girlfriend has a rather large standard poodle and I've been wondering about this. The dog doesn't shed which is nice but claws and leather interiors are not a good combination!
For those dog owners on board, do you have any recommendations for how to set up the back seat for bringing a dog around?
My girlfriend has a rather large standard poodle and I've been wondering about this. The dog doesn't shed which is nice but claws and leather interiors are not a good combination!
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Pull out the seat bottoms (they are just attached with Velcro) so the leather doesn't get scratched by the claws. Then throw in a dog rug/blanket to help clean up the fur. That's how my German Shepherd/Belgian Malinois rolls. Though with a poodle you don't have to worry about fur flying around.
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Drifting
I filled in the back "buckets" with two inch styrofoam so the hump wasn't so big for my pyreneese to straddle. I bought a couple of black bath mats (one for the front seat, one to cover the styrofoam in back. Surprisingly no squeaking from the styrofoam, too. Works quite well and "Dillon" can lay back there and watch what's going on through the front windsheild. The only problem is my center console lid is kind of taking a beating......oh well.
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I use a moving blanket, they are thick and easy to mold and generally stays in place.
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I use a large leather piece from a discarded leather sofa, along with a couple of waffle weave microfiber towels. Keep the seat backs up and allow the dogs to sit in the seat like a human. (I used to have 3 standards and they fit the back seats well--one in each of the rears and one on the front seat!)
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Drifting
You can't do that for nothing
Tom
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The CTT is perfect for my Mal. I would take out the seat bottoms if I had to transport him in the Cab as others have pointed out
but
it would have to be some kind of really good reason. What's wrong with her car?
but
it would have to be some kind of really good reason. What's wrong with her car?
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The seat cover ideas sound nice...but make sure to also secure your dog with a harness or some seat restraint device. Porsche's have great brakes!
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I use a beach towel in back that works well enough but his nails did put a couple small scratches in the aluminum gts door sills getting in and out ;(
#13
I am getting some good ideas from this thread about how to haul my two around after i get 50kmiles on my new car. For now they go in the back of my 1989 Volvo wagon aka "the Chalupa Wagon"