Dog Riding In G
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Dog Riding In G
This question may be way off base but do any of you guys/gals allow your four legged friends in your G if so how do you protect your interiors from slobber, scratches or shedding? I have a 7yr old Boxer who is pretty attached to me and would like to take him places Park..etc I had an 01 f-150 but recently hit a Bovine in it totaling it out. So now my only mode of transportation is my G. I am very **** about my car inside and out so I don't want it damaged. if anyone here travels with their pet(s) please give me some ideas. I know the old sheet trick but was thinking of all the intelligence gathered on this forum somebody's got a better idea.
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dont' do it! It'll end up smelling, no matter what you do, even if you think your dog smells like roses, I HIGHLY recommend to not do it. Somehow, someway, the smell will go into the leather and it just doesn't come out
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Our mutts always ride with us ! Though not very often on the G. The trick on ours is to fold the back seat ( I have a coupe) and just put a fleece blanket on top and wrap it around the part of the seat where is folded to keep it nice and neat. That way they are always sitting on the back of the seat and not on the seat themselves. If you have a sedan, well not sure if folding the backseat is an option.
I ride with them maybe once every couple of weeks, and my cars interior is always flawless and smelling good.... Plus it also depends how clean you keep your 4 legged friends as well.
I ride with them maybe once every couple of weeks, and my cars interior is always flawless and smelling good.... Plus it also depends how clean you keep your 4 legged friends as well.
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Our mutts always ride with us ! Though not very often on the G. The trick on ours is to fold the back seat ( I have a coupe) and just put a fleece blanket on top and wrap it around the part of the seat where is folded to keep it nice and neat. That way they are always sitting on the back of the seat and not on the seat themselves. If you have a sedan, well not sure if folding the backseat is an option.
I ride with them maybe once every couple of weeks, and my cars interior is always flawless and smelling good.... Plus it also depends how clean you keep your 4 legged friends as well.
I ride with them maybe once every couple of weeks, and my cars interior is always flawless and smelling good.... Plus it also depends how clean you keep your 4 legged friends as well.
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I also have a boxer who is 6. She is awesome. The best dog I've had hands down. However that said, I have a beater that I use for a daily, so no Alli in my G. If I had to I would do what Pollo said.
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For the occasions we need to put our dogs in our cars (visiting the Vet/groomer) we use a Queen size, fitted, waterproof, quilted, mattress pad. We put it in with the quilted (soft) side down and vinyl side up. It covers the entire back seat, the doors, floors and the backs of the front seats. It essentially creates a big bowl in the back for the dogs. The elastic fitted corners are great because they wrap around objects to hold it in place.
FYI - Olde English Sheep Dog and American Cocker Spaniel.
FYI - Olde English Sheep Dog and American Cocker Spaniel.
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For the occasions we need to put our dogs in our cars (visiting the Vet/groomer) we use a Queen size, fitted, waterproof, quilted, mattress pad. We put it in with the quilted (soft) side down and vinyl side up. It covers the entire back seat, the doors, floors and the backs of the front seats. It essentially creates a big bowl in the back for the dogs. The elastic fitted corners are great because they wrap around objects to hold it in place.
FYI - Olde English Sheep Dog and American Cocker Spaniel.
FYI - Olde English Sheep Dog and American Cocker Spaniel.