Does anyone have the installation instructions that came with the Pet Barrier. I also need to know how to fold it up for storage.
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I didn't use the installation instructions because they didn't work for me. I took the top straps and threaded them under the head rests and then fastened them and the bottom straps are supposed to be threaded around the seats. Didn't work for me so I tried to thread them around the seat belts but they pulled the seat belts too tight so I am still trying to figure out how to fasten them. Tried and tried to fold it back up but I couldn't do it even with the instructions so I just leave the barrier up in my car. It isn't in the way and adds 2 extra storage places. It's worked out very well for me since my dog can't go over it and she is finally staying in the back seat!
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Hi, I have instrns and it only says to fold when not in use. There are car window shades that have the wire frame and with those you just hold it with both hands and twist it and it pretty much collapses into a shape you can tidy a bit more. Often they come with a strap you can wrap around the folded shade to keep it from popping back up again. If you need more info off the very brief installation instrns, let me know.
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I didn't use the installation instructions because they didn't work for me. I took the top straps and threaded them under the head rests and then fastened them and the bottom straps are supposed to be threaded around the seats. Didn't work for me so I tried to thread them around the seat belts but they pulled the seat belts too tight so I am still trying to figure out how to fasten them. Tried and tried to fold it back up but I couldn't do it even with the instructions so I just leave the barrier up in my car. It isn't in the way and adds 2 extra storage places. It's worked out very well for me since my dog can't go over it and she is finally staying in the back seat! I didn't use the installation instructions because they didn't work for me. I took the top straps and threaded them under the head rests and then fastened them and the bottom straps are supposed to be threaded around the seats. Didn't work for me so I tried to thread them around the seat belts but they pulled the seat belts too tight so I am still trying to figure out how to fasten them. Tried and tried to fold it back up but I couldn't do it even with the instructions so I just leave the barrier up in my car. It isn't in the way and adds 2 extra storage places. It's worked out very well... » Read More I didn't use the installation instructions because they didn't work for me. I took the top straps and threaded them under the head rests and then fastened them and the bottom straps are supposed to be threaded around the seats. Didn't work for me so I tried to thread them around the seat belts but they pulled the seat belts too tight so I am still trying to figure out how to fasten them. Tried and tried to fold it back up but I couldn't do it even with the instructions so I just leave the barrier up in my car. It isn't in the way and adds 2 extra storage places. It's worked out very well for me since my dog can't go over it and she is finally staying in the back seat! « Show Less
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The top straps go around the head rests. Turn in the direction you want the pocket to face. The bottom straps fit around the seat if you fold the seat forward and then slip the strap around and pull it tight. I took photos to demonstrate, but can't post them here apparently. I don't know about folding it up either. I just leave it there all the time.
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Try calling SuperPet and see if they can get you a copy of the instructions.This is from their website:Phone Number:1-800-954-3003Customer Service Hours: 8 am - 4 pm Central Standard Time
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I live in an apartment & keep it on the balcony. The balcony is wood so I lined it with plastic, unfold the bottom of the box so it's flat & set the grass on it. My dogs didn't treat it like a chew toy & aren't interested in the box luckily!lol, maybe because it's familiar looking with the box unfolded. They don't dig up the grass either. I have two pups also so I always order two at a time, one seems fine but two gives them a few paces to sniff & then go like they normally do on a walk. There isn't much dirt either, never a mess getting it in place. Cleaning up = fold the grass & toss it in the trash. Easy! Long answer but hope that helps! I live in an apartment & keep it on the balcony. The balcony is wood so I lined it with plastic, unfold the bottom of the box so it's flat & set the grass on it. My dogs didn't treat it like a chew toy & aren't interested in the box luckily!lol, maybe because it's familiar looking with the box unfolded. They don't dig up the grass either. I have two pups also so I always order two at a time, one seems fine but two gives them a few paces to sniff & then go like they normally do on a walk. There isn't much dirt either, never a mess getting it in place. Cleaning up = fold the grass & toss it... » Read More I live in an apartment & keep it on the balcony. The balcony is wood so I lined it with plastic, unfold the bottom of the box so it's flat & set the grass on it. My dogs didn't treat it like a chew toy & aren't interested in the box luckily!lol, maybe because it's familiar looking with the box unfolded. They don't dig up the grass either. I have two pups also so I always order two at a time, one seems fine but two gives them a few paces to sniff & then go like they normally do on a walk. There isn't much dirt either, never a mess getting it in place. Cleaning up = fold the grass & toss it in the trash. Easy! Long answer but hope that helps! « Show Less
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I just lay it down buckle side down and have the pups step in to the holes. Then pick up the flaps and Velcro them across the back. Finally snap the buckle. Hope this helps!
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It comes with a divider that folds in half for storage. It has no opening but I doubt you'd need one. Is it for one dog or two? That's mainly what the divider is for imo. When training/house breaking a dog you want the area small enough that he/she will "wait" so as not to soil his "den". If you're wanting to put a puppy pad in the cage, you wouldn't need a divider for that. Anyway, it has a divider that folds in half for storage, you open it out to use it.
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It does fold for storage. You can easily remove panels. You can probably fold the 2 panels you don't need but make sure the pet cannot push the panels open.
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I have the instructions, they are long and annoying. I keep having problems with mine getting the ERR code and then you have to reset everything. I'm thinking about buying a different brand. http://www.petplanet.co.uk/shop_dev/assets/extra_info/60682_Instruction_Manual.pdf
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If you google instruction manual for Pet Gear No Zip Stroller it has the instruction book right there for you to look at ~ with pictures! It is much easier to do that then try and explain it to to you! Good Luck!
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Its really easy - you just have to drill a couple of holes in the pet barrier leg - one customer said they had to cut the legs - no need to do that. The only reason you have to drill the holes is to reduce the overall height. I am no handyman and it took me 2 minutes and you don't need to touch the vehicle
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Unclip the two clips that secure carrier in folded position. Unzip the top flap.Reach inside the carrier on the long sides you will find metal poles that come from top corners. There is a plastic sheath on one pole from each side. Retract it and then put the metal parts of the poles end to end and let the plastic sheath spring back into place to hold poles together to form top sides of roof frame. Repeat on the other side. The first time you do it you may have to muscle it a bit but then it is not as hard because the fabric accomidates better. I love this carrier and ordered one for for each of our three cats-so don't give up. Unclip the two clips that secure carrier in folded position. Unzip the top flap.Reach inside the carrier on the long sides you will find metal poles that come from top corners. There is a plastic sheath on one pole from each side. Retract it and then put the metal parts of the poles end to end and let the plastic sheath spring back into place to hold poles together to form top sides of roof frame. Repeat on the other side. The first time you do it you may have to muscle it a bit but then it is not as hard because the fabric accomidates better. I love this carrier and ordered one for for... » Read More Unclip the two clips that secure carrier in folded position. Unzip the top flap.Reach inside the carrier on the long sides you will find metal poles that come from top corners. There is a plastic sheath on one pole from each side. Retract it and then put the metal parts of the poles end to end and let the plastic sheath spring back into place to hold poles together to form top sides of roof frame. Repeat on the other side. The first time you do it you may have to muscle it a bit but then it is not as hard because the fabric accomidates better. I love this carrier and ordered one for for each of our three cats-so don't give up. « Show Less
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You have to purchase the 3rd bar. I believe it's over $20. That is what I had to do, as my dogs were able to scoot under the original barrier with just the two bars. Hope that helps! BTW - I have a Toyota Highlander. I keep my second row seats up as the dogs use them.
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I have the same problem but cats vs dogs, I will order this and try it on the top of door but move it closer to the hinge side to open up the door more, I'll let you know the results Frank Ok, I installed on the top edge of the door about midway, it works fine to allow cats to their box. You have to be tall enough to unlatch when you enter though and overall it seems easy to break if you forget to unlatch, I wish it was stronger.
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This will be great for what you need it for I did use Velcro self-adhesive tape on the corners where the two join the skirt and the walls work really good easy to remove and install you'll love the carefree and have so much space to your RV and it will hold dogs and obviously that it is screening so it can tear but it will contain the cats and the dogs. You do need a step ladder in order to get the high points of the awning but other than that it's really easy to install and put up and take down I wish that done it sooner good luck on your trip
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It folds in half. It has a tiny bit of give when installed. My dog is smaller than I thought she would be so the crate is too big but I removed the divider.
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I havnt thought of that. But I can see that working.I don't have any way to do that with my so I'm going to get another one to expand my space. And my dogs love it. . It gets them outdoors. The only problem I have is a way to secure it to the ground. Glad to help you out. Nickie
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Hello. Just raise the top until you hear a click, them you just fold the bottom into the top part. It was really easy once I figured it out.
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Sorry I no longer have the box or any info on this. I do know it is still working just as well as it was when I got it. The pet still stay off the sofa even though its not there anymore. I just have black piece of cloth sitting there where it was. I now placed it in front of bedroom door to keep the pawing away at night.