Just how do i carry my 10kg spaniel in my GT?!

I have an old Volvo estate for that purpose at the moment so the GT is hardly being used but once in a while it would be nice to go somewhere in the GT with the dog riding along too!!

I have considered those dog boots etc..but I'm really surprised that there isn't a simpler solution than fighting to put 4 dog boots on my pet every time I want to go for a spin.

Anyone had a similar dilemma?

I have a 16KG Collie which curls up in the passenger foot well.

Plastic covers used in automotive garages generally do a good job of keeping dust/hair out, you might want to check your dogs nails though.. a good beach towel may also work for you

Go on line and purchase a large slip on generic seat cover. It can be easily installed and removed when not in use. We use a dog car seat that fits the rear bucket seat. Enjoy.
Ron

We teach our Great Danes to sit in the seat as a person does, 'backlegs' on the floor. (they kind of do that naturally ).
Our previous one was accustomed to ride along in the off-side backseat of my wife's convertibles that way, which gave the impression she was chauffeured around.

Thanks for the advice guys...my Volvo passenger seat is testimony to the damage my spaniel can cause with her claws!! (she is still quite young so loves to try and put her paws everywhere)

I think I'm going to try and train her to sit in the passenger foot well (whilst keeping the passenger seat well covered just in case.

Bentley...you need to make a bespoke dog carrier for the rear seats!

There is a bespoke Dog carrier.
It's called a Volvo estate!!!

I know I have one!...and I'm fed up of driving it, while the Bentley sits on the drive gathering dust

I feel for you shabs.
Our V70 sits around while the GT gets more use.

Les.

I need to train my dog to put her own shoes on!!!

http://www.overthetop.co.uk/bentley-...ck-seat-cover/

I bought one for my two terriers - but they spend most of the time sitting on the armrests !!

Fits OK and has holes for the rear air vents
Doesn't cover door sides - but better than anything else I could find

Sam

Put your best buddy in the front seat or rear seat. No need to get fussy over this... Never had a scuff in any car from our dogs' nails. Fur, well that is different story. Nothing a vacuum can't fix. Then again, I don't care if there is a little fur; it's my car!




Lily in the Evora.