Hi everyone i need to see a picture of the dog guard as fitted by the dealer to check that it is not too agricultural and completely spoils the look of the car.My car is due april and we have a springer spaniel who i want to keep in the boot and not be able to climb over onto the back seats. thanks for your help and if anyone has any experience of the dog guard i would appreciate it.

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Hi everyone i need to see a picture of the dog guard as fitted by the dealer to check that it is not too agricultural and completely spoils the look of the car.My car is due april and we have a springer spaniel who i want to keep in the boot and not be able to climb over onto the back seats. thanks for your help and if anyone has any experience of the dog guard i would appreciate it.

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Don't have a pic but I can tell you that the thing is solid and doesn't rattle - works great and also looks fine imho. I disagree with the landrover web site when it says "can be easily removed" though.

I'd still prefer a dog box such as those made by Lintran to a dog guard. Less hassle to remove, so vehicle looks standard with the box out, stops the windows getting mucked up and reduces the risk of damage to the interior by wet or hungry/bored hounds  Renny Thomson
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If you had window tints done after it was delivered these can be damaged by dogs scratching the inside of the windows. Just something to think about. L319 D4 HSE

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Thanks guys i think the dog bag might be the way to go.