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Todays project - Suzuki Dog Guard
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29 Aug 2015 16:59 #150920
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I couldn't resist it 
...... but now the wife wants me to buy her a dog to go in it :ohmy:
...... but now the wife wants me to buy her a dog to go in it :ohmy:
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29 Aug 2015 17:01 #150921
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The back
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30 Aug 2015 09:19 - 30 Aug 2015 09:22 #150963
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Sounds reasonable
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Big Ben wrote: I couldn't resist it
Sounds reasonable
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30 Aug 2015 14:28 #150995
by minibbb
Luckily my dog doesn't try to jump through so I haven't bothered with a dog guard- yours looks good though!
I did this however- small shelf knocked up to level the boot floor with the back seats and then a carpeted piece of 12 mm ply over the top. Makes a nice flat loading section and protects the seats from the dog!
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Luckily my dog doesn't try to jump through so I haven't bothered with a dog guard- yours looks good though!
I did this however- small shelf knocked up to level the boot floor with the back seats and then a carpeted piece of 12 mm ply over the top. Makes a nice flat loading section and protects the seats from the dog!
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30 Aug 2015 14:57 #150999
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don't want to be alarmist, but the guard is to stop the dog killing you or the wife in the event you have an impact and the dog hurtles through at 30 mph + hitting you and breaking your neck, if your lucky and it misses you, it'll splatter on the windscreen, whereas a dog guard would have saved it
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minibbb wrote: Luckily my dog doesn't try to jump through so I haven't bothered with a dog guard
don't want to be alarmist, but the guard is to stop the dog killing you or the wife in the event you have an impact and the dog hurtles through at 30 mph + hitting you and breaking your neck, if your lucky and it misses you, it'll splatter on the windscreen, whereas a dog guard would have saved it
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30 Aug 2015 17:11 #151012
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Hahaha.....nothing like graphic imagery to get the point across !! 
Very good point though, as I installed the guard to stop any of my camping gear decapitating me in an accident .. Death by French-Bulldog seems preferable to beheading by a cheap plastic gas stove !!! 
Very good point though, as I installed the guard to stop any of my camping gear decapitating me in an accident .. Death by French-Bulldog seems preferable to beheading by a cheap plastic gas stove !!! Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
30 Aug 2015 18:18 #151014
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:laugh: yeh sorry minibbb I do tend to jump straight in I'm affraid
I've opted for a removable versatile option
but an anchored harness would be equally good
I've opted for a removable versatile option
but an anchored harness would be equally good
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