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Agree with ArthurBottlesworth.

There are some solid dog guards at travall website. Might be worth checking out. They are not cheap though.

I think I'm going to get a dog guard from Travall, it is not exactly a cargo barrier but from the crash video they have it looks like a pretty solid accessory. Any additional suggestions?

I read a dog guards review saying that the Travall one's are the best wire mesh guards you can get

http://ukcaraccessories.wordpress.com/dog-guards/

Depends if you want a dog guard or a cargo guard! A dog guard tends to be fairly well spaced which would allow other stuff through. If you carry other items in the back I would look for a dedicated cargo guard or have one made from mesh as that will stop other items as well as the dog.

So what's the difference between a cargo guard and a dog guard, especially if the dog guard is "wire mesh" type?

OH yes it worked, thank you!!!

OK Thanks, I will try to change it now

Could you train the dog to wear a seatbelt?

Hahaha, is it yours?

That might work actually, but I will feel more comfortable with a dog guard I guess. As I won't be able to use the seat belt for cargo

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ArthurBottlesworth, thank you very much for your contribution. I'm thinking of putting a dog guard in my SUV. Any recommendations on dog guards manufacturer?

Just wonder what kind of in-car protection (if any) you guys are using. I'm thinking of buying a dog guard now, but I read that it will also help to keep the cargo in place, so I guess it's not just for dog protection. Anyway, do you guys have any in-car protection devices?

Hi there, my name is Carl, glad to be here with you guys. Have been working with arborist area for 6 years now.

What's peoples opinion of celox and the like?

We use celox at work. Than god we only had to use it like 3 or 5 times. But it works quite good actually.