Dog bed set up

this is how i protect my truck cab, an keep my aussies happy

 

Nice setup, i'd like to add some sort of pillow like that as well. I especially like the cargo net you've setup. My female loves to jump into the front seat as soon as i leave the truck. Gets really annoying, especially if shes dirty. How did you mount it?

Here's mine....

 

Can't wait to get a pup and make him a platform

 

as of now, my little one just likes to roam around the cab looking out the window all the time.

 

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the cargo net has hooks on each end /uppers went in behind the seat belts to that slot, other two hook under seat ,then adjust tension
ya my red auzzie destroyed the dash on my h3 with paw scratches
said to myslef will never let that happen again
he has jumped it once ,an he learned the hard way, that he will never jump it again

 

I'm really digging this setup. Did you make that?

 

subsribed

 

where did you get the cargo net? Is it Tacoma specific? I was just in the garage and realized that the net I kept from my last vehicle is too small.

 

got the net from the salesman at chevy dealer when i got my h3 ,but i dont think it was a h3 product
so i maybe the parts guys can locate one for ya
its diffently a chevy product

 

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Yes i did. Here's the link for the build.
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-tacomas/77881-double-cab-platform-my-dogs.html

Its not a complete how to do or anything, but i wrote a description half way down the thread describing what i did. After using it for the past couple of months, the carpet has worked better than i thought by keeping the hair from swirling around in the cab.

 

Here's mine. Indoor/outdoor carpet from Lowes and self tapping screws.

Gylar, is it easy for you to take the carpet off the back to get at the storage? I didn't cover the back part.

 

Absolutely! I hinged the back board to the bottom board so that i could just pull it forward to get at the storage.

 

Well done sir.

 

Just bought my 2010 tacoma access cab last week, never been happier with anything i've paid for in my life. First thing I did was pull out the worthless rear jump seats, center console, and headrests, built a platform to level out the back, installed carpet over that so i can fold it back and still get to the built in storage where the seats used to be. The dog enjoys it a lot more this way.

 

Thanks KPT!

Brow - nice job man, a bit of a head turner!

 

yeah, ill get that figured out for the next pics i post

 

This is Marley, my new co-pilot. Her mom is a pure bred white lab & her dad pure bred white german shepherd. She is 8 1/2 weeks.

 

How easy was it to remove everything? Also would it be easy enough to throw the seats back in if needed?

 

Very nice looking dog!