DIY F150 DOG SEAT PLATFORM

Yep, all my Wranglers have had dog beds instead of a rear seat. Going on 30 years now.

the pool noodles are impressive
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Rotti number 3 loves to be in the action. He'll ride watching everything for hours.

 
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Billiebob said:
Yep, all my Wranglers have had dog beds instead of a rear seat. Going on 30 years now.

the pool noodles are impressive
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Rotti number 3 loves to be in the action. He'll ride watching everything for hours.

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Thank you. This is my 2nd time building one. I think a lot of people do this for their dogs, so we should all pool our knowledge and help one another.
 
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Also have a dog platform in the back of my truck. Much more useful than the seats
 

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I’ve contemplated a platform, but am worried about the doggie flying through the cabin in a sudden stop. I had previously “temporarily” removed the 60 portion of the 60/40 seat in my Tahoe. When my doggie came to live with me, I found a bed that fit the space. When laying down, she’s completely behind the seat or console. She’s tall enough to look out the windows while sitting on the floor.

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Great idea!

When I first got the 4runner and went off-road with my dog I thought I could just stick him in the back seat and away we'd go. Nope! He would not sit still, would fly forward when I had to hit the brakes, it was a mess. I ended up buying an additional memory foam dog bed for the back seat and some harnesses/seat belts to keep him secure. Night and day difference. He just chills on the bed now and relaxes during the ride. I have to come up with a new idea now that I've pulled the rear seats for a platform build.
 
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TahoePPV said:
I’ve contemplated a platform, but am worried about the doggie flying through the cabin in a sudden stop. I had previously “temporarily” removed the 60 portion of the 60/40 seat in my Tahoe. When my doggie came to live with me, I found a bed that fit the space. When laying down, she’s completely behind the seat or console. She’s tall enough to look out the windows while sitting on the floor.

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There are dog seat belts that work with most harnesses, or companies like raingler nets that make netting designed to stop them from doing that. I use a dog seat belt. I still want them to be able to put thier heads out the window. I also store stuff under the seats when I go camping.

Chewy.com has seat belts and other restraints.

Cargo, barrier and dog safety nets - Raingler Nets for cargo and safety nets
 
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Brett L. said:
Great idea!

When I first got the 4runner and went off-road with my dog I thought I could just stick him in the back seat and away we'd go. Nope! He would not sit still, would fly forward when I had to hit the brakes, it was a mess. I ended up buying an additional memory foam dog bed for the back seat and some harnesses/seat belts to keep him secure. Night and day difference. He just chills on the bed now and relaxes during the ride. I have to come up with a new idea now that I've pulled the rear seats for a platform build.
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If you need any any ideas let me know! Also check out Raingler nets
 
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