SUV barrier with perpendicular spacer?
Ok - we'll see of I can put this into words... We are headed into our first season of camping with our newest family member - a chocolate lab who is, currently, 10m old. We don't like the fit and f...
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The solution you are describing would be very unsafe in the event of even a fairly minor collision. A crate with a side door is a much better alternative and won't cost any more than the better quality wire panels. Also be sure that you are getting the correct size crate. It just needs to be big enough for the dog to stand up, turn around, and lie down. If it is much larger than that, besides taking up cargo space, it is not offering the dog the level of protection in a crash that it was meant to.
