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It looks like a retractable mesh net that attaches to the rear seat backs and the hardpoints in the headliner. Will it fit an '11? I'm thinking of this instead of my crate for Mr. Dog. I have a 36"x24"x26" crate on a foam wedge strapped to the tie down in the floor (have to use the wedge because the seats don't fold flat) and with the weight of the dog it moves around a little too much.

Or, has anybody come up with a better way of securing a dog crate? TIA

Dennis C

I have one in my Cayenne and we use it whenever the dogs are in the back. It works great.

Marc Gelefsky

I have one but I never use it for my dog since he prefers the back seat

Shawn Stanford

I have a crate that fits very precisely into the rear; absolutely no wiggle room. However, she also prefers the back seat...

francars

I have one but have a very small dog. I actually am looking for the cargo luggage cover. So if I get the cover I might be having one available

Marc Gelefsky

You know the cargo cover mounts just behind the net so you can keep both.

francars

Oh really? good to know... I guess I am keeping both...

Thanks !

rijowysock

i want one for 11' but its like 300$ or more.. insane.

Marc Gelefsky

Happy to help!

CarreraCup03

they are always for sale on ebay.

Little Green

I have one and just took a trip to Florida with the family and 3 schnauzers. Worked great for the dogs. Couple of doggie beds to line the back and they were happy as clams for all 1100 miles

irishman2

The description for the cargo net partition states that the cassette installs on the rear seat backrest. The pull out net attaches to the roof lining and it can also be used when the rear seats are folded.

Can you explain how this works? If the cassette stays attached to the backrest when the seats are lowered then does the net extend even further to maintain a barrier?

RESP

2 small dogs in medium sized crates, secured by web straps to seat belt loops. Over 3500 km, never a spilled dog. Happily sniffing their way across Canada with nary a care.
Cargo net won't hold back a dog, only the cargo bars.
In an accident, the weight of the dogs will likely over stress a net.

medtech

**Addendum - this post is wrong, see page 2 for definitive answer**

The simple answer is, no.

The cassette attaches to the cargo area, above the cargo cover. The cargo cover attaches to the back of the seats. With the seats down the net would still only cover the top half, so it wouldn't work as a barrier for dogs.

Although you can use both at the same time, if you have a large dog, the cargo cover sticks out into the cargo area and reduces the useable space a bit. Since I have 2 large dogs, I remove the cargo cover when they are in the back.

Also, when you use the net, you can also still use the alarm, as the net prevents them from triggering the motion sensor.

Chaos

So that is how it works...