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Rob Wrangler

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Rob Wrangler

Hello Everyone,

 

Just wondered what Dog Owners used to try and protect the fabric of your Jeep?

 

I've just come back from a weekend away and laid down some throws; tried to be diligent, and still had dog hair on the side fabric in the boot.

 

Any ideas welcome, stopping short of sticking carpet protector down!

 

Cheers Rob.

 

(Rhodesian Ridgeback Hair is a nightmare)

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Like Jim I have given up the fight. 2 Beagles means a fair bit of hair in the back. I do crate mine when they are in the Jk which helps.

 

I to have found that rubber gloves or a rubber squeegee can pick up the hairs.

 

 It’s a case of embrace the Beagle 

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As there is just Mrs Fen01 and the hound, we have a hammock across the back seat when he travels, so we don't have the dog hair issue, just sand and stuff.

 

Also helps we have a dog which does not really shed much hair and leather seats

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Thanks Guys.

 

Yesterday afternoon was spent with a grooming glove, a Henry Hoover and a bit of animated language ?

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3 hours ago, Rob Wrangler said:

Thanks Guys.

 

Yesterday afternoon was spent with a grooming glove, a Henry Hoover and a bit of animated language ?

Rob,

 

We have all been there.

 

Get a dog they said, Beagle will be fun they said, don’t drop hairs much they said...... Liars the lot of them..... Would do it all again ?

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Ha Ha!

 

I've got a small hatchback for work; and of all things, it's the smallest vehicle that houses the dogs usually!

 

Whoever invents Vehicle Fabric that repels Dog Hair, will make a lot of money I tell you!

 

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29 minutes ago, neal said:

Rob,

 

We have all been there.

 

Get a dog they said, Beagle will be fun they said, don’t drop hairs much they said...... Liars the lot of them..... Would do it all again ?

Honestly I don't have this problem...

 

I tend to find more long hairs in the front passenger seat from Mrs Fen01....

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12 minutes ago, Rob Wrangler said:

Ha Ha!

 

I've got a small hatchback for work; and of all things, it's the smallest vehicle that houses the dogs usually!

 

Whoever invents Vehicle Fabric that repels Dog Hair, will make a lot of money I tell you!

 

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It does exist...  It's called leather  ?

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Rob Wrangler

Ha Ha!

 

I've leather seats too, although on this occasion, I housed the dogs in the boot area; where the sides have what I call, that "Fabric Velcro".  I'm going to B&Q later, for something totally unrelated..I'll have a nose too see what might help ?.

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Rob Wrangler

Hi Everyone,

 

After searching 'hi and low', ordered this from Quadratec.

 

Will let you know how it goes.

 

Rob

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Dirtydog do some nice kit, but I’ve not seen that one before.

 

would be good to get some pictures once you have it installed 

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Ahem.  Quadratec informed me after I had placed the order that they were out of stock, and anticipate an early September arrival, and thats after I chased them for an update.  I may decide to cancel if the delay continues.

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Just an update.  The dratted item arrived today!  Still in its box.  

 

I'll take a pic once installed!

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You say that Jim, but somehow the hairs STILL manage to get everywhere. Up until fairly recently, April in fact when we got the Compass ( dogs previously confined to the KJ and the YJ ) I had managed to keep the dogs out of the JK altogether and I’d still find dog hairs in it!

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2 hours ago, Jim said:

Blimey, you have him/her very well trained. If this was my two, they would now be laying on a bed of feathers.

 

? Alice has "starred" quite a bit in these pages Jim, ask Timc. Bloody good, soft mouth retriever, for a mad Springer ?

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7 hours ago, neal said:

I shut mine up too, still does not stop all the dog hair in the back though

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???? oh you crack me up Neal, bless them. 

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Hi Everyone,

 

You know 'the thing' when you order something, and then just leave it, until you decide to deal with it.  Yes 'that'!  

 

Well here is the Dirt Dog Divider as shown in the pic.  The instructions were on You Tube, and in my view it's not bad.  HOWEVER, if you look closer, there is a small section on either side at the bottom which the divider doesn't cover.  I'm going to see how I can cover this tomorrow when it's daylight as the Jeep has that naff velcro/ carpet fabric.  Suffice to say,  it, the material is akin to a strong mosquito net.

 

Full review will come when I take the dogs out in it.

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