Taking the pet barrier to the next level... literally

[handeeman]

Totally impressed! However I don't think I could get my dog between the bars and the back seat. Seriously, some mighty fine work.

[ZEUS]

I would have a hard time even getting my dog in the right spot! He takes up the whole rear area. Good work though... unless your dog is bigger than a cat, I mean!

[crotchrocket]

I would have a hard time even getting my dog in the right spot! He takes up the whole rear area. Good work though... unless your dog is bigger than a cat, I mean!

what do you mean, it goes in the locker at the bottom!!!

[tomdietrying]

Nice work, but why did you have to drill in your storage box.
Peace.
Tom

[vt_maverick]

Totally impressed! However I don't think I could get my dog between the bars and the back seat. Seriously, some mighty fine work.

I would have a hard time even getting my dog in the right spot! He takes up the whole rear area. Good work though... unless your dog is bigger than a cat, I mean!

Lol... the dog doesn't go between the bars and the seat silly, she goes between the bars and the back door. Hope that's what you meant.

Agreed that this would be too small for many dogs, even ones smaller or the same size as mine. As I said in the original thread, she just happens to be really comfortable with small spaces. Still, I'm hoping that by cutting the lower third of the center section out of the barrier I can give her more room to turn around while making it easier to reach the seat latch.

Nice work, but why did you have to drill in your storage box.
Peace.
Tom

The barrier consists of two sections, the cage wall you see above the box and the two threaded rods you see below the box. The rods slide into tubes in the cage wall, and have wing nuts and crush washers that you use to achieve tension between the floor and ceiling. The cage wall tubes are about 3" longer than the distance between the box top and the ceiling, so I had to cut the holes to get the wall to fit between the box top and the ceiling. You're right, if the tubes weren't so long I wouldn't have needed to cut the box, but I still would probably have had to cut the threaded rods by about 3-4".

[Riff Raff]

Hmmm, looks like an awesome container to fill-up with "kitty litter" with a hole in the top. An intransit porta-potty for animals-- genius!!! No more roadside stops to fertilize the curbs/shoulders of the highway.

[Ldub]

Nice Work!......