I can’t for the life of me, find a suitable dog cage for a FF P400e AB with the reclining rear seats. Does anyone know of anything suitable? It’s for an excitable Springer and a Cocker spaniel which have a habit of bolting out of the back of the car as soon as it opens. I’m not having this new car scratched!
I’ve even considered a guard which could sit between the boot door and the dogs. Just something to keep them contained would be great. MY21 P400e AB
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I think the only chance you have given the specific nature of the vehicle is these people;

https://transk9.com/select/range-rover/range-rover-models/

They make items that have historically fitted most variants of Range Rover but if it’s not shown on the website probably a phone call will produce an answer I’m sure.

Jon

Thanks Jon, I’ll give them a call and see if they’ll supply one for a MY21. MY21 P400e AB
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I can tell you that a Skudo Iata 6 fits (barely) in a P400e with regular rear seats and they need to be raised almost vertically, but can still be used. Our 40kg German Shepherd is confortable inside.
Price is closer to £100.
https://mpsitalia.it/en/prodotto/skudo-iata-4-5-6-7/

I have a Trans9 crate in mine with the executive seats. They are made to measure so will fill the boot if you §§buy the large one with a divider (that can be removed). They do a three quarter size for smaller dogs but we needed the larger one as is aviation certified. You won’t find better and perhaps invest in the rubber mat that accompanies the crate, very high quality and protects all at the rear. 2021 SVautobiography Dynamic Black ( Black wheels need to go )
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Put the dogs on leads and tie them down so they can't jump all the way out. They'll try but the leads will give them a jolt as they spring forward. Give them a reward for the first few times that they stay and eventually they'll learn not to jump out until you tell them. It's called gundog training  All LR cars from 1984
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[quote="Neil E"]
I’ve even considered a guard which could sit between the boot door and the dogs. Just something to keep them contained would be great.[/quote]

Many years ago after purchasing a BMW i3, I was looking for a tailgate guard to prevent our dog from jumping out of the boot as soon as we opened the tailgate. At that time i3's were new vehicles and there were none available.

I used a company called "Barjo", near Wokingham, that made tailgate guards. We left our i3 with them for less than a hour, while they made a template, and the guard was manufactured and delivered in less than 2 weeks.

I have no association with Barjo, just letting you know they will make to order if they don't already have a template.

Nabbler wrote:

I have a Trans9 crate in mine with the executive seats. They are made to measure so will fill the boot if you §§buy the large one with a divider (that can be removed). They do a three quarter size for smaller dogs but we needed the larger one as is aviation certified. You won’t find better and perhaps invest in the rubber mat that accompanies the crate, very high quality and protects all at the rear.

Thanks, I'll try this while I choose a suitable option from the choices above. The Cocker comes from a family who trains gun dogs for Crufts. She's the well-behaved out of the 2. The Springer is a live wire!

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