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Originally Posted by Rocketretro
Most SUV's tend to have a higher rear sill which is fine if the dog is well, agile and willing to jump. The touring is just the right height. I'm not convinced that you need a cage in the rear but you do need a barrier between the load area and rear seats.
Another rule, never get a dog that big that you can't carry for it 400 yards! Labrador and a snake bite...
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Yes, I'd definitely use a proper guard between loadspace, but I think I like the idea of the crate keeping things a bit neater and tidier as well.
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