Where does your dog ride?

[BroncoHauler]

Originally Posted by garylinngray1

I recently purchased a used RB 50 and I have been searching for a post / photo of an owner who created a dog barrier with a tailgate net ((as I recall)....I have searched for hours - anyoone remember where it was posted?
thanks for the help

How about this one? I always thought this was a nice setup.

http://sportsmobileforum.com/viewtopic. ... it=+bounty


Herb

[garylinngray1]

That's it! Thanks so much, I must have spent 3 -4 hours searching for it.

[billwilson]

Please note the Festive Hat :)

[Tapatio]

Ride? He insists on driving.

[Roonie]

If it is just me our chocolate rides sitting in the passenger seat. If it is family then she rides in front of the refrigerator laying on the floor (RB50). Once she rode behind the back seat on the bed laying stretched across all our pillows like she was a boss.

[larrie]

McKenzie insists on standing just behind the front seats and never lays down. It does not matter which vehicle she is in or what seat, she stands. The only time she lays down is if we go into a store to shop. She is up again as soon as we get back.


Larrie
89 Ford 2WD penthouse

[garylinngray1]

He usually takes second shift, although I need to teach him the whole 10:00 / 2:00 paw position...

[rionapo]

Shotgun, of course.

[Advanturetrek]

Update on the dog anchor: we're installing two rows of Versatie Track up front. Will provided an easy and location-flexible clip in for the dog. The track will be bolted through to the frame for reinforcement.

[BroncoHauler]

Originally Posted by Advanturetrek

Update on the dog anchor: we're installing two rows of Versatie Track up front. Will provided an easy and location-flexible clip in for the dog. The track will be bolted through to the frame for reinforcement.

Is there any danger of a dogs paws/claws getting caught in the Versatie?


Herb