Carrying dogs in a Scooby saloon
#1
Carrying dogs in a Scooby saloon
Hi all,
Its looking like I will need to chauffer my two (medium size) dogs using my Scooby, now initially I thought I would need to change my saloon for a wagon in order to do this on a regular basis. However I got thinking and realised I might be able to carry them in the boot with the use of a dog guard with the rear seats folded down. 1 problem, is that the rear seats don’t fold down! I believe that wagon seats do fold down, so could in theory fit these in order to run with the set up I describe. I am not sure if the rear seats folded will give enough natural light though.
Clutching at straws I know but have any other saloon owners got round this? (I suspect not!)
I may have to bite the bullet and swap for a wagon!
Its looking like I will need to chauffer my two (medium size) dogs using my Scooby, now initially I thought I would need to change my saloon for a wagon in order to do this on a regular basis. However I got thinking and realised I might be able to carry them in the boot with the use of a dog guard with the rear seats folded down. 1 problem, is that the rear seats don’t fold down! I believe that wagon seats do fold down, so could in theory fit these in order to run with the set up I describe. I am not sure if the rear seats folded will give enough natural light though.
Clutching at straws I know but have any other saloon owners got round this? (I suspect not!)
I may have to bite the bullet and swap for a wagon!
#2
not just remove the back seats for a while until you sort something out?
I dont think Wagon rear seats will work in the saloon, and I know for difinite Saloon seats wont sit into my wagon without major work!!!
I dont think Wagon rear seats will work in the saloon, and I know for difinite Saloon seats wont sit into my wagon without major work!!!
#3
I went to pets at home and brought a rear seat sheet. Its just a thick sheet that covers the whole of the back of a saloon and rises up inbetween the front sears to stop the dogs trying to get into the front.
That worked for my Basset Hound...
Now I have a Wagon though. Its a good short term option but for frequent journeys it gets annoying setting it up repeatedly.
That worked for my Basset Hound...
Now I have a Wagon though. Its a good short term option but for frequent journeys it gets annoying setting it up repeatedly.
#6
Legacy GTB has a dog guard roll as standard! :-)
http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgur...ch&um=1&itbs=1
http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgur...ch&um=1&itbs=1
#7
Legacy GTB has a dog guard roll as standard! :-)
http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgur...ch&um=1&itbs=1
http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgur...ch&um=1&itbs=1
http://www.petsathome.com/shop/rear-...ne-only)-37617
Looks like a good idea and may be just the ticket
How did you attach it inside the cabin as there are no headrests? Did you rest it on the back seats?
Last edited by petethemeat; 15 October 2012 at 12:49 PM.
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#8
^ i like the look of that
Is this the one you are talking about?
http://www.petsathome.com/shop/rear-...ne-only)-37617
Looks like a good idea and may be just the ticket
How did you attach it inside the cabin as there are no headrests? Did you rest it on the back seats?
Is this the one you are talking about?
http://www.petsathome.com/shop/rear-...ne-only)-37617
Looks like a good idea and may be just the ticket
How did you attach it inside the cabin as there are no headrests? Did you rest it on the back seats?
http://www.spoilurpets.com/doggy-sin...ock-p-140.html
I was thinking more like this one
http://szjianfeng.en.made-in-china.c...ogs-3010-.html
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