Freelander 1 Dog people.
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andyfreelandy
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I have a set like these:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/125046038979?hash=item1d1d5321c3:g:KQUAAOSwaudhtHo5
One fits behind rear seat and can be removed easily.
One fits rear window so that you can leave window down without fear of a jumper on the motorway !!
Trough holds mud and can be hosed down.
Works for my Golden Retriever !!!!
LR Make a deeper boot tray but only got sides not a lip at rear to hold moisture.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/125046038979?hash=item1d1d5321c3:g:KQUAAOSwaudhtHo5
One fits behind rear seat and can be removed easily.
One fits rear window so that you can leave window down without fear of a jumper on the motorway !!
Trough holds mud and can be hosed down.
Works for my Golden Retriever !!!!
LR Make a deeper boot tray but only got sides not a lip at rear to hold moisture.
Thank you.
GrumpyGel
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We have 1 of the LR dog guards. They just site behind the seat backs clipped over the seat locks. Easy to put in and take out and work really well, no way our Springer can get through it.
Yes I've been looking at them, I'm a bugger though as I always distrust anything with a brand label, like clothes "made" by Guinness ha ha.We have 1 of the LR dog guards. They just site behind the seat backs clipped over the seat locks. Easy to put in and take out and work really well, no way our Springer can get through it.
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Dar ran Dar ran
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Rear window guard is a must
And if you have well trained
Border collies like us they would just put muddy paws over back seats as they look for things to chase as they drive by !
Not sure the spaniel could reach that far up ?
And if you have well trained
Border collies like us they would just put muddy paws over back seats as they look for things to chase as they drive by !
Not sure the spaniel could reach that far up ?
GrumpyGel
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Got my first LR dog guard back in the late 90's for a D1. It worked extremely well - our escapologist Springer of the time couldn't get through it.
Have had the Freelander LR one for over 10 years and it works just as well, with the added bonus that you don't even have to undo any screws to remove it, just push the seat forward. We only tend to install it in bad weather or if we're heading to the beach/river. Don't mind the dog on the back seat when he's clean.
Have never had 1 of the rear window guards. They look like a great idea, but I'm not sure about driving with the rear window open at all, I've always found that exhaust fumes get sucked in.
