Pet Barrier

[jkayca]

Anyone installed a pet/dog barrier in the cargo area? I need to separate out an area for my black lab from all the camping gear we take on trips. I want something that is somewhat sturdy (don't want stuff tipping over on the dog) yet easy to remove.

Thx.

 

[1997SCEBFEX]

Midwest pet barrier universal application.
had it for many years for our yellow labs. i used pipe insulation at the top where it touches the roof headliner to prevent creases.
http://www.midwestpetproducts.com/petbarriers.

 

[jkayca]

Midwest pet barrier universal application.
had it for many years for our yellow labs. i used pipe insulation at the top where it touches the roof headliner to prevent creases.
http://www.midwestpetproducts.com/petbarriers.

How does it anchor into the car? Just by pressure? It's hard to tell for the tiny pictures on the website.

 

[1997SCEBFEX]

yes pressure. you adjust the wing nuts on the vertical all thread and it will raise/lower. I also used small pieces of twine and wrapped around my rear seat belt posts for stability when driving coast to coast from the outer wings. had two Labradors back there and they adjusted very quickly.

 

[Boostedbus]

yes pressure. you adjust the wing nuts on the vertical all thread and it will raise/lower. I also used small pieces of twine and wrapped around my rear seat belt posts for stability when driving coast to coast from the outer wings. had two Labradors back there and they adjusted very quickly.

Yeah I attached mine there also works great......I have 2 Aussie Cattle Dogs. I did tape some filter material over rear A/C return on the passenger side though... the dog hair collects there quick

 

[carid]

Anyone installed a pet/dog barrier in the cargo area? I need to separate out an area for my black lab from all the camping gear we take on trips.

Hi @jkayca,
Just stepped in to offer you some more pet barrier options:
Car pet barriers
You may be interested in one of those pet dividers or universal pet barriers by Weathertech (see the picture attached).