Does anyone use the pet barrier with the cargo cover in place?
1516287
Yes when I'm not transporting my 120 lb Great Pyre . Works the same as normal if you didn't have the pet screen.
1516288
Unfortunately once you install the pet barrier, the cargo cover doesn't fit. That's the downside. Also, my dog was able to sneak her snout and pretty much her whole head through the corners on the top against the headliner. She eventually learned that we don't like that, but she did it for the first few rides. She's a Vizsla btw. Good luck!
1516289
Yes, you can either leave the cargo cover in or take it out. We leave it in and just press the top flap down to the back of the back seat when our dogs are in the car.
1516290
Yes. No problem, except that you need to loosen the barrier nuts to take the cover off. at least in my Jetta sportswagen (with panoramic roof) the barrier doesn't allow dismantling the cover. Otherwise no problem.
641876
I drive a Impreza Subaru wagon and bought the barrier to help keep my dog out of the back of my car. The barrier does not it in my back because the wheel wells are in the way. However, I figured out how to attach the barrier to back seat by using bungee chords around headrests and it works great! It's sturdy doesn't move it make noise, I can see through it just fine, and keeps dog out of the trunk of my car. You might be able to adjust barrier by lowering it and using bungees to secure barrier. But you can not adjust barrier as it had a metal frame
915828
I use a folding shank aluminum cargo carrier and it works great to prevent side to side dip ect. I also use a double receiver bar and it allows me to fold the carrier using the top entry while using the bottom for a 3.5 in drop tow bar for my trailer at the same time. I use the tightener on both and almost all movement is gone.
1025819
I have a 2010 Ford F250 and the barrier keeps my two 60+ lb dogs in the back seat. There are small gaps on both ends but it does the job.
2191701
It has 2 straps that go around the second seat headrests (these are adjustable and work great). Then, you are given a package of 6 adhesive velcro strips that you can use to "custom" fit the cargo cover to the sides of your vehicle. You stick one side on the cargo cover and position the other to your vehicle (I put mine over where the wheels are and along the side). The back just lays flat, over the bottom of your cargo area. I have a 70 lb dog and this product works amazingly for us. It has never shifted or come off where the velcro is attached.
869056
You would have to open the seam and pull the belt attachment through it or keep the one side of the cover up so you can attach the belt underneath. The hammock cover for the backseat has the opening already and your dog would be safer in the backseat while you are driving. I even purchased the barrier so my Aussies remain in the back seat and can't try and sit in the front bucket seat. The products are very durable and I've machine washed them multiple times and always hang to dry.
1593585
I have never tried that. My guess is that the cover would impede the progress.
229129
Our two male dogs are basically enjoying to stay behind the rear seats in Sienna. The barrier is useful and easy to take care with several bungee codes. By the way, our dogs are 70 and 80 lb labs. They like to go to driving with us, and the barrier makes dog safe during driving.
2100345
It's relatively easy to get on and off. I have two small dogs and it was a royal pain hooking them both up. Then they'd get tangled because they can hop down off the seats. I don't use it. I just make sure they both stay in the back as I'm not sure this offers enough protection to be worth it for them.
631654
It is a little bit of a headache. I have two dogs,a twelve year old lab and a 3 year old malamute. The lab has a really hard time and the malamute is able to squeak through. The rear window is pretty easy to remove and replace if that is a concern though. Over all the top is much better than the stock top that come with jeeps. I really think jeep should make this top a standard option as it just seems to fit better. My only disappointment is the top does not fold down.
1170031
This is a sturdy barrier. You will really need to crank out the legs on the barrier to make it press against the roof and the floor of the vehicle. I have two dogs (60lbs and 65lbs) and it keeps them in the back of the SUV cargo area rather well.
1702692
Personally I wouldn't use it for that purpose. I would get the proper metal cage for your vehicle designed to be a dog cage/barrier.
1747725
My answer agrees with the rest. I put in the black strip across the middle of the carrier. When I got the carrier, it took me a while to figure out where it went as well. Great little carrier for small pet.
1539225
I have mine in cargo area but I had to put it against the backseat. Measure the back from top to bottom and side to side. Petsmart has metal simple ones which I may get. I have a europian doberman hes big but I need something less bulky
1338046
I have no experience with the subject vehicle and cannot make a specific recommendation. The pet barrier is quite adjustable and fits my 2004 Ford Focus with the rear seats folded down.
467480
Yes, it completely covers the area the dog might try to "jump" through. It makes a very effective barrier. However, be warned - that any determined dog, small or large is going to be able to move it around - it's attached with bungy cords - probably need steel straps to keep a large dog from completely coming through if the dog is really determined. :-)
1977445
Yes it covers the entire cargo area with the 3rd row down. It does not cover into the 2nd row if those are down. However if you have your third row up this needs to come out or be folded in the back.