🐾 Bushwhacker - Paws n Claws Vehicle Door Protector for Dogs - Sold as Pair - Car Door Scratch Guard K9 Truck Back Shield Pet Side Panel Cover Back Seat Sedan SUV Scratch Protection Guard Review

Amazing product with a secure fit. I've tried a few other types of door guards and none of them had a reliable way of holding on when my dog put his weight on them or jumped off and dragged the material behind him. This protector has long metal inserts that keep it in place and will not detach from the material like some other brands of Velcro. It also allows me to fully roll down the window for dog fun, unlike some other products where you can't roll down the windows when the guard is attached

Essential for any dog owner who has a dog or multiple dogs that ride a shotgun. Now they're in every car we own. Not only do they protect the surface of your door panel from the paws and claws of your furry co-pilot or navigator, but they also prevent them from being perched on the door panel armrest and being accidentally (or intentionally) pressed by a mischievous K9's power window button and window fully open or close. I even made small holes in my Grand Cherokee just wide enough for the…

I was happy to unpack these 2 cases as they were well made and simple. One side fits easily into my window opening, but the other side - and of course the side my dog prefers - was just impossible to install efficiently. Small poles will NOT slide into the window slot. After trying different angles and standing on different sides of the door for a few minutes I actually managed to get them in from the far end of the window gap, I had to place both slats in the same spot and then slide them…

It seems to protect your door well. I have a 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo and three dogs. It's definitely a worthwhile investment if you have dogs that drool at your door while you drive, or try to stand on the door to stick their face out the window (or both if you're like me). The installation is quite easy. . The hardest part is inserting the two metal bosses (cloth wrapped) into the window seal. Once correctly positioned, the windows can be easily raised and lowered. My only problem with