OK, so I have this female Beagle who barfs the second you turn the key. I am beginning to wonder if it is a sublte hint about my driving, or possibly one about my hygiene..
After trying several different methods (Kennels, tents, dressing dogs in wet suits...) to keep both the hair and doggy pukies off my seats and other interior bits...
I gave in and stacked my camping cargo in the passenger section of the back of the E, and took my "passengers" and stuck them in the cargo area. I lined the floor with newspapers and then threw a plastic table cloth over the back of the rear seats to keep hair off them. Beagles aren't tall, so no barrier is needed.
The trick worked, I easily scooped the paper out of the E and gave the back a quick wipe down with a rag, a quicker brushing out, and Walla. A clean E in just a couple of minutes, including cargo moving back to the cargo space.
I'd post pics, but I don't think you want to see that. :wink:
After trying several different methods (Kennels, tents, dressing dogs in wet suits...) to keep both the hair and doggy pukies off my seats and other interior bits...
I gave in and stacked my camping cargo in the passenger section of the back of the E, and took my "passengers" and stuck them in the cargo area. I lined the floor with newspapers and then threw a plastic table cloth over the back of the rear seats to keep hair off them. Beagles aren't tall, so no barrier is needed.
The trick worked, I easily scooped the paper out of the E and gave the back a quick wipe down with a rag, a quicker brushing out, and Walla. A clean E in just a couple of minutes, including cargo moving back to the cargo space.
I'd post pics, but I don't think you want to see that. :wink: