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Dog Guard? 200

posted by  Stickbuilder on  Sun Feb 28 23:08 CST 2010
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If you find one for sale (the metal one), there are some hardware pieces that you should get with the guard. They are the Mounting boxes that bolt into the upper rear seat belt holes (in the headliner), a couple of clips to locate the gate in the upper storage position, and finally the two loop clips and screws that mount to the seat back. Without all the hardware, you won't have a unit that is functional. I have one in my wagon, and I use it more for cargo containment than for our dog. Our Husky calls, "Shotgun," on every trip.






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