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Mans best Friend
Ok I have a large 100 pound dog that will sometimes get to ride inside the truck.Was wondering if anyone uses any good products that can protect the rear seat of a 2004 scab as I want to reduce wear and tear.Is there any thing out there specifically for the F150 besides a bedrug.I would also like to protect the rear of the front seats.Any help much appreciated!
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Originally Posted by rpkiwi
Ok I have a large 100 pound dog that will sometimes get to ride inside the truck.Was wondering if anyone uses any good products that can protect the rear seat of a 2004 scab as I want to reduce wear and tear.Is there any thing out there specifically for the F150 besides a bedrug.I would also like to protect the rear of the front seats.Any help much appreciated!
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here's where i'm getting mine... http://www.camotruckseats.com/
160 for the front, 210 for the rear.. or visaversa.. cant remember!
good luck!
chris
160 for the front, 210 for the rear.. or visaversa.. cant remember!
good luck!
chris
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I too wanted a pet cover for the rear seat leather, but I couldn't find one in black (until the above post, thanks Matt)
So for a quick inexpensive option my wife made our own. She went to Wally World, bought some black "polar fleece" fabric for 8 dollars or so and some elastic for another dollar or so . She then measured the back seat, cut the fabric and sewed the elastic around the perimter. It slips over and around the edges of the bottom part of the seat and stays in place perfectly. Another advantage with the polar fleece is that is will fold up very small and fits under the smaller rear seat in the area beside the jack. MY puppy is a 100lb + German shepard and always goes with us where ever we go. With daily use and 2 10 hr + round trips it has worked great.
Polar Fleece $8
Elastic $2
Keeping German Shepard Hair off of my custom FTX leather and suede - PRICELESS :-)
So for a quick inexpensive option my wife made our own. She went to Wally World, bought some black "polar fleece" fabric for 8 dollars or so and some elastic for another dollar or so . She then measured the back seat, cut the fabric and sewed the elastic around the perimter. It slips over and around the edges of the bottom part of the seat and stays in place perfectly. Another advantage with the polar fleece is that is will fold up very small and fits under the smaller rear seat in the area beside the jack. MY puppy is a 100lb + German shepard and always goes with us where ever we go. With daily use and 2 10 hr + round trips it has worked great.
Polar Fleece $8
Elastic $2
Keeping German Shepard Hair off of my custom FTX leather and suede - PRICELESS :-)
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I just got one of these:
Deer Creek dog boxes
It keeps the inside of the cab nice and clean. Don't have to worry about the dogs putting holes in the leather either.
Deer Creek dog boxes
It keeps the inside of the cab nice and clean. Don't have to worry about the dogs putting holes in the leather either.
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Originally Posted by mattadams
I got mine from caninecovers.com. They are a little more expensive then some other brands but I also think the quality is a lot better, custom made for each vehicle and designed specifically for dog hair etc. to make them easier to clean up.
My doggie is even on their website
My doggie is even on their website
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I really like the caninecovers a lot, but I hunt with my dogs and need room for other people in the cab too, hence my box. I had considered this hammock type of cover because it helps to cover the backs of the front seats.
I haven't seen these in person, so I can't really comment on the durability of the cover, but I did think they were a pretty good idea.
I haven't seen these in person, so I can't really comment on the durability of the cover, but I did think they were a pretty good idea.