Large Dog on Passenger Front Floorboard?

[Rocksalt]

rear seat delete fir my pitties

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[rr11]

I have a 130 pound Great Pyrenes, he will not fit in the front seat.

 

[RealMcCoy]

Backseat hammock is the move

Yep, the backseat looks like mine. I did the Goose Gear rear seat delete. Big Dogs need room

 

[Deola]

 

[REDBEAST]

Sorry I don’t have any on my phone, but looks just like intervertedlogics! Def the best option I think out there.

I take my standard poodle for short hops because she enjoys it so much. She just sits on a towel in the passenger seat next to me like a human with her lips flapping in the breeze out the window. A sight to behold.

 

[Jtschnel]

Hi everyone. I know this is a weird and probably stupid question but does anyone let their dog ride on the passenger front Floorboard of their Gladiator? I have a large and pretty tall dog and I am hoping she will be able to sit on the Floorboard and see out the passenger window. Has anyone else done this. I know the dealer won't let me go and put my dog in the front to see how she would fit. Thanks!
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Hi everyone. I know this is a weird and probably stupid question but does anyone let their dog ride on the passenger front Floorboard of their Gladiator? I have a large and pretty tall dog and I am hoping she will be able to sit on the Floorboard and see out the passenger window. Has anyone else done this. I know the dealer won't let me go and put my dog in the front to see how she would fit. Thanks!

We take our 100lb plus Golden Retriever with us most places we take the Gladiator, same with the Wrangler Unlimited we had before the truck. In all cases, we have a custom cover made for the rear seat. The covers look very good ($200-300) and unless one is looking closely, most don't even notice its not the actual seat material. Cora, our pup, can look out the window or lay down as she wants. I always figure its best to keep the pups in the back seat. Safer all around ...

 

[snide]

When I take my two Siberian Huskies for a ride, I tether them both in the back seat, using seat belt latches.

Anyone know of a good vacuum that will suck up husky fur from my Jeep?

 

[Rocksalt]

Yep, the backseat looks like mine. I did the Goose Gear rear seat delete. Big Dogs need room

I built my own but yes they needed the room

 

[GreenMountainBillyGoat]

This is what I did. Works awesome. Put big comfy dog bed on it.

https://aventuron.com/products/goos...wYvhY8hy72DzOcW61ZQs218StFRJ6kKhoCbQoQAvD_BwE

 

[Climbhigh]

Waiting for the wife...

 

[Professor_Chaos]

I've got two Great Danes. I ended up doing a rear seat delete. I thought it was going to be a problem not having a space for 2 legged souls. But in reality the 4 legged kids ride in the Jeep way more.
For those wondering $55 and 4 hours in the garage with basic construction skills.

Seriously great job on that! Looks like pretty much what I had in my head for what I plan to do.

That fits like a glove. Did you save your measurements? Find them online somewhere you could point me to?

When my JT gets here this is one of the first things I'm gonna do. Would appreciate anything you could share about your specific backseat delete and platform. Thanks

 

[booneja]

When I take my two Siberian Huskies for a ride, I tether them both in the back seat, using seat belt latches.

Anyone know of a good vacuum that will suck up husky fur from my Jeep?

I would totally agree with tethering/ using a dog harness to buckle your k-9 friends in the back seat....best for their safety and the safety of others in the event of a collision they could become projectiles...to ease up on the fur deposits on the seat, I might suggest a pet hammock to lay down prior to tethering, this will keep the fur off the seats, we keep ours under the seat when not in use

 

[snide]

I would totally agree with tethering/ using a dog harness to buckle your k-9 friends in the back seat....best for their safety and the safety of others in the event of a collision they could become projectiles...to ease up on the fur deposits on the seat, I might suggest a pet hammock to lay down prior to tethering, this will keep the fur off the seats, we keep ours under the seat when not in use

In other vehicles, I've had something similar to the hammock, but that didn't work. Did I mention Siberian Husky? Fur gets everywhere. Every. Where.

Oh, and without the tether, my male, Loki, goes back and forth between the front and back seats. Very annoying, so we have to tether him.

 

[Bulldog10]

On long trips he'll end up like this. This pic is from our Crosstrek, but same idea.

I have Two 110 lb Great Pyrenees-I'm getting the RSI Cap!!

 

[OldFloridaMan]

Wish I had a picture of it, but my German Shepherd/pit/???? pound rescue will only ride in the front seat. She sits the whole time (tethered to the seat belt), and often leans with her front leg resting on the door like a person would.

Last time we went for a ride, she was sitting there, arm resting on the door, while we were stopped at a light waiting for it to change. And a car pulled up beside us. The dog made eye contact with the driver next to us, and gave a little “hey, what’s up?” head inclination. The other driver stared for a second, then burst out laughing.

No pictures in the car, but here she is:

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