I bought a dog guard with some fittings but are missing the lashing extensions that bring the fixings past the removable load board in the boot. You may find you have some in the boot that you may not know about, if so and you want to sell them then please PM me. Thanks.

I had the same issue when I bought my dog guard.
I thought this would be a real issue, but with the back seats in place, the guard holds firm and has caused no problems.

I took some out of mine and they are kicking around somewhere....but where is the question! I will try and have a search of the "man cave" this week-end. John
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Update - Just had a quick look and found these:-

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Cheers for the quick replies. Pb1008 your perfectly right but I have this rattle coming from the dog guard and JST these are perfect mate i'll PM you.

Quick result DK, well done.
If anyone else has a pair, I'll take them off their hands and do a proper job on my dog guard.

A big thankyou to JST. The parts arrived this morning and are now fitted.

Dog guards are ok but far better is a cage. There are several manufactures and the advantage of a cage is no dog nose mark on the window and easy to remove, a guard doesn't stop the nose mark problems.

realspeed Ex 2010 Freelander2 GS-e Diesel manual Silver owner

I use mine to be able to stack the boot higher to prevent things allying on the kids heads  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

One of the members on here has a dog cage in the back, saw it up a Coniston last year, full of Valeting gear

ad210358 wrote:

One of the members on here has a dog cage in the back, saw it up a Coniston last year, full of Valeting gear

It's still full

Plus agree with realspeed, we went over to our local country park this morning, and by the time we got back to the car, our white and brown springer was a wet muddy Grey colour, just opened the door of the dog create , he jumps in and all the mud and water are contained .

Just clean it every now and again and it just lifts in and out no bother (the create not the Dog )

I agree the dog boxes/cages are ideal, the only down side is storage. I have 2 spaniels and nose prints are regular on the windows. Another reason why i have a guard is exactly what NP says, we often go away and stack the boot up and yes concern was raised for the kids. I've created other options now by adding roof rails, thule bars and thule atlantis roof box and a towbar.

pb1008 wrote:

Quick result DK, well done.
If anyone else has a pair, I'll take them off their hands and do a proper job on my dog guard.

I'll have a look tomorrow.
Thanks

cheers. JB