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Anyone Know of Pet Seat Covers That Fit?

bendyprissy

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290
Location
Near Houston, TX
Does anyone know of any pet seat covers that actually fit or where to get them, even custom made? Front &/or back. I tried some from Target that claimed to fit the 06' H3 but lo & behold, no such luck. My Lab is going to tear my seats.
 

f5moab

Mr. Beretta
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2,000
Location
In hiding.....
My malamute rides in the back seat on a hammock style cover.
This is the cover from Kurgo...but that is NOT MY DOG.
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Also have a tan one for the back of my Silverado.
 

Mr_Rich

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667
Location
Yucaipa & Santa Maria
I think it was PetsMart where I picked up a nylon-type material seat cover that was sized for a Chevy Trailblazer and it fits perfect on my back seat. I got a lot of use out of it with my aging cattledog and it held up for the last several years.
 

SuperBuickGuy

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3,403
Location
Woodinville, WA
I have the same Petsmart one... I like it, it's tough and waterproof... works excellent for protecting the seats from ESAR kids as well (explorer Search and Rescue)
 

Tdavis

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61
Location
Denver, Co
Try googling emdnuele bianchi design covers....not a bad price, indestructible and held up well for my 110 lb giant schnauzer and now my 145 lb Great Dane. Still look new.
 

skeptic

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737
Location
Orygun
deserth3 has a big dog who rides along a lot, so if he says that's the toughest I believe him.

For a different approach, I am using cover kings bought through costco for a neoprene style. Boys and dogs - they have held up great so far and still look new. Probably not as easy to clean the dog hair out, but not too bad. These fit great and other than not matching the front leather seats, unless you really inspect them they look like they could be stock:


 

4speedfunk

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4,250
Location
Tardville
Several guys (including myself) have removed the rear seats entirely. You can build a flat platform and Rhino-line it for the ultimate dog-limo...

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SuperBuickGuy

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3,403
Location
Woodinville, WA
And it's entertaining to drive twisty roads and watch them slide around!

right, until a 200 lb dog gets some velocity sliding forward and ends up going through the space in the seats.... the dog's name was Goliath... 'nuf said :)


*no goliaths were injured in the making of this story
 

alrock

El Diablo
Staff member
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10,677
Location
Scottsdale
Reloader just picked up the Duluth Trading Co. one that Desert mentioned - it is awesome! Really stout, great material and fits the back seat of the H3 well. Excellent for wheeling as you pup can't fall to the floor in front of the seat.
 

Azjohn

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50
Location
United States
I got one from Cabela's that I use in my GMC truck back seat, it's light weight, but works good, been using it for years. I have a husky mix, that weighs about 75 lbs. I also picked one up from my goomer and it's sheeps skin type stuff and really thick. I use that in the H3 to cover the back area. I looped it over the rear seat headrests and it covers the back when you have the seats down. It also gives her some grip on that hard plastic so she don't slide around. Sorry can't remember the brand of the cover. I believe the original idea was to be a "Hammock" style for the back seat so it was extra long. Also I have the coverking seat covers in my truck and they are great. I got the "cooling" ones as I hate leather in ARizona. The hair (and my husky sheds like crazy) don't stick to bad to the seats and is easy to brush off. Also a costco purchase and pretty good deal (~$200 front and rear of the crew cab) keep an eye out for a coupon deal they have a couple times a year.
 
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