Dog seat covers?

[CRAIG BROMLEY]

What do people use to protect the footwell and rear seats of a Taycan CT from a very dirty dog?

Is there a dedicated seat cover out there?

I have a very large blanket but it’s a faff at times, would be nice for something a bit more specific.

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[Artman]

I have 2+1 seating and use this. It's a near perfect fit. I also fill the bucket seats with cushions so that my prince has a smooth-ish surface to lay on.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09MXG2K8L/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

https://www.amazon.com/your-orders/...es=&returnUnitMappingId=&shipmentId=TqvSvS8xd

 

[AnloTaycan2022]

check amazon for a hamac style. I use it and there is no problem. Works very well. You have to buy one per year in average however.

 

[WuffvonTrips]

Here's the hammock-type that I use- I also have a much more expensive one...but this one's better-
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07MRHCW7V/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
(despite having a Cross Turismo, I prefer to have my best friend travel in the cabin with us).

 

[CRAIG BROMLEY]

Are there any that hook onto the back of the front seats and cover floor where my dog sits, probably don’t need the rear seats protected just the front of them where she lies down.

 

[WuffvonTrips]

The hammock-types attach to the front headrests so protect the backs of the front seats- am I understanding correctly that your dog lies in the rear passenger footwells? I wouldn't have thought there was enough room there.

 

[Steve-M]

Here's the hammock-type that I use- I also have a much more expensive one...but this one's better-
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07MRHCW7V/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
(despite having a Cross Turismo, I prefer to have my best friend travel in the cabin with us).

I have this one too but am still to try it - as long as my wife is happy to use her car to transport the dog then he's not going anywhere near mine! ?

 

[Steve-M]

The hammock-types attach to the front headrests so protect the backs of the front seats- am I understanding correctly that your dog lies in the rear passenger footwells? I wouldn't have thought there was enough room there.

I think it is supposed to go like this so your dog lies on the rear seat:

 

[Hanny]

The Mr Bean way is to use big roll of clean-film……

 

[WuffvonTrips]

I think it is supposed to go like this so your dog lies on the rear seat:

Indeed, that's how I use mine. But it might be possible to instead set it up so that it covers the footwells (which I think is where the OP's dog will go) and the horizontal part of the rear seats. TBH I'm thinking that the rear footwell of a Taycan is better suited to transporting a snake than a dog ?

 

[Hanny]

Indeed, that's how I use mine. But it might be possible to instead set it up so that it covers the footwells (which I think is where the OP's dog will go) and the horizontal part of the rear seats. TBH I'm thinking that the rear footwell of a Taycan is better suited to transporting a snake than a dog ?

….lol, my Rottweiler is around 75kg thus two hopes of getting him squeezed into ANY footwell! Op may fair better if smaller but then, most mutts have a mind of their own and to get them to remain in the footwell may be easier than ordering a new Taycan build and having it deliver in a month!

 

[Steve-M]

….lol, my Rottweiler is around 75kg thus two hopes of getting him squealed into ANY footwell! Op may fair better if smaller but then, most mutts have a mind of their own and to get them to remain in the footwell may be easier than ordering a new Taycan build and having it deliver in a month!

That particular seat cover has gaps so that you can plug a lead into the seatbelt to stop your furry friend jumping out of the back and into the front. I bought said item but like I say, I've not used either and will resist temptation to do so for as long as possible.

In theory I could transport my dog in the Taycan but would prefer to avoid doing so! If I ever do then I'll take some pictures... ?

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