Dog guard recommendations

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Roo
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Dog guard recommendations

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Having just got my 406 Estate I need a dog guard to stop my Lab enjoying the front seats every time I leave her in the car.
Does anyone have any recommendations? I'm not keen on the ones that push against the floor and headlining but other than that, what would you go for or what have you got?
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cattle prod?
<steve_earwig> I think this forum is more about keeping our cars going with minimal outlay than giving our cars more reason to go bang
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I use one of the cheapy Argos jobs that is supposed to push against floor and roof. Then tie wrap the frame to the headrest uprights to make a solid job of it, (almost undetectable).
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The ones that we've got for the 306 estate both behind the headrests and behind the boot (so you can open the boot when it's warm so the dogs can get some air without getting out) are from a company called Barjo and are very very good. They are shaped specifically for each car model. Best bet would be to keep an eye on eBay for a cheap one as they're bloody expensive new! :shock: We picked the ones up for the wifes 306 for about £30 a piece IIRC.
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I dont really know, but anyhow heres something about dogs:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth_ne ... 115668.stm
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