Bigger dog in an F250 Crew Cab?
So this may seem like a silly question, but my wife and I are looking to upgrade to a F250 crew cab from a F150 Super Crew. We have a 55 lb goldendoodle and 2 kids, 10 and 6 years old. When looking ...
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Not sure about a F250 but our Chevy 2500 had a 33/66 split rear seat. The grandson (8yrs) was on the 33 percent single seat and the two 120lb shepards lay on a foam pad with the 66 percent seat folded up. Occasionally a hrumph was heard from one dog or the other but everyone was fine for up to 6 hr trips. We never tried for any longer than that.
With two kids and one dog I guess you would put the kids on the large seat and fold up the smaller seat for the dog.
The dogs mostly lay in a pile but would both sit up and look out the window if some smell caught their attention. The grandson would pet/scratch one or the other if they decided to sit up and a head or ear came within reach.
It was not ideal and the dogs had a lot more room without the grandson but it was doable and aside from some of the smells no one was uncomfortable. The grandson blamed the dogs but who knows.
With two kids and one dog I guess you would put the kids on the large seat and fold up the smaller seat for the dog.
The dogs mostly lay in a pile but would both sit up and look out the window if some smell caught their attention. The grandson would pet/scratch one or the other if they decided to sit up and a head or ear came within reach.
It was not ideal and the dogs had a lot more room without the grandson but it was doable and aside from some of the smells no one was uncomfortable. The grandson blamed the dogs but who knows.
