I'm looking for something that will seperate the cargo space (w/ seats down) into two areas (to keep two dogs separated). Will this work? ('15 CR-V)
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Hello Scott, Sorry for the delay in responding. This has worked extremely well for me. You will need to purchase an additional hoop to extend below the existing two that come provided, otherwise, your dogs will be able to nose under the barrier. If your dogs are easily excitable and desperately try to get to one another (as in fighting), I can't say that they wouldn't be able to. Good luck!
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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!
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It;s not designed to cary two, but the strap is long enough. I wouldn't drive far or fast with two on top, but just locally it would probably work. They also make side-by-side "racks."
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What is the distance front to back of the space you want to lay it down in? We actually have 60's mounted to two of these, and I know it wouldn't fit in the back of my Honda Pilot with the seats down. If you have something longer, it may be possible but I'd be careful and basically have someone on all four corners to try to guide it into the vehicle.
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I bought this for my daughter..She has three dogs..The smallest is a little rat terrier which can't get under the bottom bar..Sorry, but I'm not sure of the distance between the bottom bar and the top of her back seats ..The vehicle is at her house..but I'm certain it's not more than a couple of inches..Update: I called her..She says there is NO space there because the bottom bar fits against the back seat just below the head rests...It may be different for other vehicles.
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If your dogs are OK together, this carrier would be fine to contain both (lots of room for a couple of 2 lb. dogs). I'm wondering if you can get by with paying for just one dog since they'd fit in one regulation carrier? There is a mesh (expanding) pocket on one end and a side pocket. I can put a leash in one & a baggie of snacks, collapsible water dish & poop bags in the pockets. I store 2 folded pee pads under the removeable lambs wool (faux) liner inside the carrier. This carrier is well made & the inside washes out easily if needed. I love the wheels, although with your bouncy light-weight dogs, it might be a bit tippy as you pull it. I have no problem with pulling my 19 lb. dashound mix. Happy travels!
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We have used it like that in both our Honda CRV and BMW X5 , the legs are adjustable so you just fit them to the necessary height but it works just fine keep in mind In both cases I had the 2nd row folded down so the dogs could enjoy the entire back area.
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We have never tried to place our Pet Net Barrier behind the second row of seats because we have only had bench seats in the second row since owning the Net. I suspect that you could lower the net to the level of the cargo area and accomplish what you have in mind. I doubt the dog would jump over the top but would crawl underneath the net if it were not at cargo level. We have never had to lower the net because the console between the front buckets takes care of the middle. Do you have a console between the second row buckets? If so, you would not have to lower the net. By turning the net, you would lose width. Hope this helps. We have never tried to place our Pet Net Barrier behind the second row of seats because we have only had bench seats in the second row since owning the Net. I suspect that you could lower the net to the level of the cargo area and accomplish what you have in mind. I doubt the dog would jump over the top but would crawl underneath the net if it were not at cargo level. We have never had to lower the net because the console between the front buckets takes care of the middle. Do you have a console between the second row buckets? If so, you would not have to lower the net. By turning the net,... » Read More We have never tried to place our Pet Net Barrier behind the second row of seats because we have only had bench seats in the second row since owning the Net. I suspect that you could lower the net to the level of the cargo area and accomplish what you have in mind. I doubt the dog would jump over the top but would crawl underneath the net if it were not at cargo level. We have never had to lower the net because the console between the front buckets takes care of the middle. Do you have a console between the second row buckets? If so, you would not have to lower the net. By turning the net, you would lose width. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The seats do not have to be in exactly the same position. However, this wouldn't be a great solution for two people of significantly different heights. You wouldn't bend the barrier, but it would be far less stable.I use one behind the front seats and another behind the middle seats of my SUV to restrict my Golden Retriever to the mid-section of the car when I travel. I find them invaluable for our situation and I've tried almost every model that I'd found before these! Good luck. Cyberdune
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You have the options of widening the cargo pet screen or lengthening the screen so I would definitely say yes. I have a 2002 Axiom Isuzu. Easy as it is, it can rattle a little bit .
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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.
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I use mine in an explorer and can stow stuff between the gate and back of seat ...while the dog is between the gate and back window.
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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.
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No, just make sure you have a 2" receiver on your vehicle to accommodate the cargo carrier
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Mine fit great in my 13 Pilot with a little extra room on one side where I can store some of my dog training equipments. I took carabiner's to attach them together plus they are a little off set so I am able to still put one passenger seat up as I have 3 crates in my car so each dog has its own. I would highly recommend them. Let me know if you need more info.
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I still haven't worked how to use it correctly. I have A Nissan Patrol and the seats seem to be too wide. I think it only suits very small doge (toy poodle etc). Sorry I am not much help!
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I would suggest you multiply the width of the crate times two, then compare it to the width of the inside of your SUVs. I would think two would fit, but I've never owned either truck, so it's just a guess.