Winter Cabriolet

I want to keep my dog in the back of the car, not in the front. Have you bought a dog barrier that works? What kind?

Myron

AudiQ5sleeper

there is a thread about this already.

Winter Cabriolet

If you could point me to it, I would appreciate.

Thanks
Myron

AudiQ5sleeper

https://www.audiworld.com/forums/sho....php?t=2840547

Winter Cabriolet

Has anyone purchased this one? What do you think?
http://www.travall.us/audi-q5-suv-5-...-barrier-p1343

Myron

josedebardi

Nice neat solution, I have the full Audi solution as it was thrown in with the deal.
Works well as I only have a little dog so she goes in the small 'half'. Also the big 'half' has a flap to drop the rear seats and get long in items still without taking the guard out.
Also as the back of the seats is covered her hair only gets on the one side wall of the boot.

Few pics here;
http://www.myaudiq5.com/index.php/to...post__p__24082

Winter Cabriolet

Thanks. It looks very nice but is a bit pricy. Does anyone have one of these?

http://www.travall.us/audi-q5-suv-5-...-barrier-p1343

Thanks
Myron

Winter Cabriolet

so does the lack of response mean that no other than me has a dog that sheds???????

enduro

I have a half-lab who sheds, apparently, a small cat every day. And most of it ends up in the car. Fortunately, she's been trained since a puppy to sit in the back and not jump over the seats, so putting them up has always been barrier enough.

Teaching your dog to stay in the back seems like the cheapest/easiest solution IMO.

Winter Cabriolet

yeah- I hear you. But did you ever hear the old saying "you can't teach an old dog new tricks" ? Our dog is almost 14 yrs old, and I thought a barrier would be a nice way to go, but by spending $700+ for the Audi solution.