Recommendations for decent non-slip rear sear cover

[Dumbledore]

Morning all

Have just traded the daily Mondeo for a much nicer Superb Sportline 272 hatch and i'm keen to protect the lovely new seats from dog hair and slobber, he's a Boxer. I've tried the hammock style covers before and the dog tends to slide around all over the place, even with the harness attached. They say they're non-slip but i think that must reference that the covers don't slide against the seats, not that the dog doesn't slide.

Has anyone found a decent solution to this? I don't mind spending a bit extra to get a tailored cover if it's a good one.

Many thanks

[Zetec-S]

We use the hammock style covers on the rear seats, with towels or vet bed on top. Seems to do a good job minimising the sliding.

[MikeA3]

Our retriever used to slide around the back of our cars quite a bit so we bought this from Amazon (circa £20).

It has handles which go between the seats to help keep it in place and openings for seatbelts if you’re using a harness. You can also separate the sections if you’ve got a child seat in the rear as we do.

We’ve just completed a 700 mile journey to france and back and he’s been fine with it

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MikeA3 said:

Our retriever used to slide around the back of our cars quite a bit so we bought this from Amazon (circa £20).

It has handles which go between the seats to help keep it in place and openings for seatbelts if you’re using a harness. You can also separate the sections if you’ve got a child seat in the rear as we do.

We’ve just completed a 700 mile journey to france and back and he’s been fine with it

Put one of these in the car yesterday, 20 minute drive to the beach and on the way back heard a tearing noise from the back seat, the furry angel of chaos and destruction had found a weak spot round the velcroed seat belt holes and torn it in 2 places,

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