hi, i have finally had enough of my dog messing up my rear head rests

so i need a proper dog guard for the boot

which ones have you lot used and were impressed with?

i bought one a while ago, and it was so crap i sent it back, didnt fasten properly and generally didnt work

thanks all

I have a Travall Guard one, which does the job well - it is fixed to the tie-down points with screw hooks rather than the straps in the Britpart version. It's not too bad to fit/remove and has cut-outs for the seatbelts. Being a grid, its easy to hang leads, water bottles, etc., on. A grid of thin wire probably blocks the rear-view than some with tubular bars.

I have the Travall one too. Works well, easy to install/remove as required. It only fills the hole above the seat back, however, unlike the full size ones that cover the back of the seat as well.

Can also get a divider for it so that you can split the boot about 70/30. 2012 SDV6 - it's missing a couple of cylinders
2008 TDV8 - it was a labour of love and is much missed

HughN wrote:

I have a Travall Guard one, which does the job well - it is fixed to the tie-down points with screw hooks rather than the straps in the Britpart version. It's not too bad to fit/remove and has cut-outs for the seatbelts. Being a grid, its easy to hang leads, water bottles, etc., on. A grid of thin wire probably blocks the rear-view than some with tubular bars.

I bought a full size Land Rover one 2nd hand on here. It’s good to use and obviously fits well. If however you may need to fold the rear seats I think it would be a pain to remove/fit, if so i’d go for a half size one. There is a full size one for sale on this site but it’s collection only unless you could persuade him....

Steve. 2006 2.7 TDV6 HSE in Cairns Blue.

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thanks i just found it, looks very sturdy. he isnt local though so i might message him and ask

ah i hadnt considered if i need to put the rear seats down actually

ok going to have a think, thanks everyone