Here's what it looks like from the back seat of a JKU. There is one SKU for blocking access to the front seat, shown in this image, and it works on 2 and 4 door. 13260.05

 

There is a separate SKU for blocking the tub area off from the back seat of a JKU. 13260.06

In this image you can see it blocking the back seat area, and the C3 (configurable cargo cover) protects the entire tub area. Great combo if this is where your Jeep Dog rides....

 

Looks awesome! I have two goldens that fight to get onto the console. I bought a hammock style seat cover with a mesh screen between the front seats. It isn't tall enough and they eventually climb over it. The mesh is torn now too. I may have to give this a try.

 

Looks nice. So far, what has worked for me is :
- Dogs sit
- I open the door and say "Get in"
- I say "Sit" (again) and.....

We drive away.

 

Gee, what a hardass
I prefer "load up" myself.
Disciple can be a wonderful thing.
And a hard habit to break.

I once had guy leave a bag of chicken strips in my rig and didn't find them until I could smell them.
The bag looked like it was tromped some but otherwise intact.

 

I just usually point in the open door and the dog jumps in... Or at least the front end does. The back end is broken and sometimes needs help. She does sometimes rest her chin on the center console during longer trips, but I'm ok with it.

 

I was looking into one of these for the rear of my JKU but for now a blanket works just fine. He's too lazy to jump the seats

 

My dog is so fat, that generally it goes:

"Jake, sit "
Jake looks up at me while currently lying down in his bed.
I open door
"Jake, come"
Slow stretching, yawning slowly walking
10 minutes later arrives at jeep
"Jake, jump"
Long blank stare, raises eyebrow, returns to bed.
I drive off alone.

 

Nice. I have a leash I just tied to the rear roll bar.It gives her just enough space to be just behind me. I have her jump in she turns around for me to put the leash on her and then I close up the tailgate. Once its closed she will walk about behind my seat I will give her a quick pet let her lick my face quick and then she goes back and lays down. When she was a puppy as strong as that thing looks it would have to be made of Titanium to keep her from getting up front.

 

A double click (mouth noise, like you make to get your horse moving) means to jump up on something. So with the Jeep door open she gets in. And sits on my seat. So I say, "you're not driving," and she gets in back to her perch and guards the back windows from invading joggers and bike riders.
Diligent dog, Jessi D. Wundermutt, guardian of the Jeep.

Jessi would get used to that curtain thingy but my wife never would. She'd say, "Jessi has rights too" and the argument would be over.

I'm on a mission from Dog.

 

looks very nice.

 

My dog loves my Wrangler.

If I put on my shoes or hat, my dog heads for the Jeep. When I open the door, he jumps in unless I tell him to stay and sometimes he jumps in anyway. When we're alone, he always rides in the front passenger seat and considers it his. When my wife comes along, he'll jump in the back but then puts his front paws on the console and slowly but surely makes his way to the front so he can hang with us. I took the backseat out and leveled the floor so he can stand there pretty comfortably.

That curtain looks nice, but I don't think it would work for us.

 

That curtain looks nice, but I don't think it would work for us.

He'd give you that look of betrayal. My dog has perfected that look.

Seems like a quality, heavy duty product. Fortunately for me, my dog is too busy hanging his head out the topless jeep from the backseat to care

 

This commercial should be done over with a Jeep.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHoSuTLHfE8

 

:rofl2: I remember this one, I say Mother of Pearl all the time, ha!

 

My new road dog

This may be something I need to look into when the time comes.

 

Ever since my dog got his license, I'm not allowed to drive anymore.

 

Any problems you can foresee with a small dog escaping between the rear seat and door surrounds


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DH had an S10 pick-up with a shell when we first got married. We would slide the rear window open and it was just big enough for a big ole Lab head (we had 2 Labs at the time). I said to him that it looked like a mounted animal head, a big ole moose head and we've stuck with that term. This is Woody's first ride in the Jeep with his big ole moose head. He wouldn't jump in so DH had to lift his 100 pound butt up, ha! He jumped out though, spoiled rotten he is. When we bought the Silverado we had to have the rear sliding window which we call the dog window. Woods first ride in the truck too.

 

A Jeep doesn't look right without a mess of dog slobber on the windows...

 

And dog nose smear on the inside of the windshield.

 

My girl gets the front seat

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I bought a curtain that stopped just below the headrests. First the dog chewed a hole in it. Then she learned just to jump it, border collie/australian shepard.

What I've done now when I want to contain her in the back is tie a leash to the back seat brace and give her just a little length on it. Surprised she hasn't chewed through the leash.

 

I like to have my dogs in a harness where I can adjust the length of the tether to keep them from squeezing between the front seats.

 

You mean like this...

 

OMG! Pics of Dogs. I may look at only this thread for the next few weeks.

Too cute.

 

Since I don't use the brackets for the soft top frame...


I use a chain that's adjustable clipped to the brackets on the roll bar...

Then I don't worry about them jumping out.

 

Dog step

Just found this great thread on "Jeeping with dogs". We are mature Jeepers with a mature dog with arthritis and she has trouble getting in the Jeep without help. Since she goes everywhere with us this is a real problem. We googled the dog sites and bought a ramp, waste of money and takes up too much space, then I fastened a piece of carpet on the lid of our 50-quart ice chest and she has no trouble hopping up on the cooler and then hopping in the Jeep. We keep the back seats down, and cut a piece of carpet for the cargo area which also covers the seat gap. We also have a Rugged Ridge neoprene console cover which she thinks is her pillow; the result, a happy dog.

 

Just found this great thread on "Jeeping with dogs". We are mature Jeepers with a mature dog with arthritis and she has trouble getting in the Jeep without help. Since she goes everywhere with us this is a real problem. We googled the dog sites and bought a ramp, waste of money and takes up too much space, then I fastened a piece of carpet on the lid of our 50-quart ice chest and she has no trouble hopping up on the cooler and then hopping in the Jeep. We keep the back seats down, and cut a piece of carpet for the cargo area which also covers the seat gap. We also have a Rugged Ridge neoprene console cover which she thinks is her pillow; the result, a happy dog.

Check out Help em Up Harness. I had one for my last dog which he never used. I then used it for my current dog when he was a puppy and the he ate it. Then I bought him another one and now we don't need it because he can jump in and out with no issue. We still use it for walks and he wears it when he is at dog parks just in case a fight breaks out and I have to pull him away. The harness would really help with getting her out.

 

I guess I am fortunate. I have a boxer, 2.5 years old now, had him since a puppy. And he always stays in the back seat, never tries to come into the front seats. Very obedient and knows his place. I do usually hook his leash up to a caribiner attached to the rear seat head rest, when I leave the car, to make sure at that time he does not try to crawl into the front, or even more important leave the Jeep since the windows are off.