Doggy guards c estate W203

[Privatedoc]

I suspect the mesh roller guard that pulls up from the load cover on my estate is NOT a satisfactory dog guard, our poodle pup can sneak round the gap at the side.

Before investigating proper metal guards, does anyone know if the proper merc half-height one leaves any lasting damage to the car when fitted?

Currently she travels in a mesh dog-crate but it would be nice to just fit a boot liner and let her jump-in and have a wee bit more space

 

[Stratman]

With the emphasis on the 'wee', no doubt

 

[Neiltodd]

don't buy halfords adjustable ones,they don't fit. Tried one fortunately they took it back

 

[Privatedoc]

don't buy halfords adjustable ones,they don't fit. Tried one fortunately they took it back

Sorry if I didn't make it clear but I meant the genuine mercedes one.

John

 

[Neiltodd]

Sorry wasn't paying attention. I didn't need to look any further as my Spaniels didn't try to get past the roller guard.

 

[NISFAN]

No it should not cause any permanent damage.

There is a company that specialise in dog gaurds called Travall, they manufacture most of Land Rovers aftermarket add ons, so good quality stuff, and order online.

 

[NISFAN]

Here you go

C CLASS ESTATE (2000-2008) : Travall, Car Dog Guards, Taxi Load Guards, Cargo Barriers, Load Separators, Lamp Guards, Side Steps, Side Bars, Waterproof Seat Covers, Fuel Containers by Travall

 

[whitenemesis]

Not specifically marketed as a dog guard but may be worth a look

Mercedes-Benz of Milton Keynes

 

[moosehead]

I have had the genuine MB dog guard in my 203 estate since I've owned it. I take it out very occasionally when transporting large items and there is no damage. From memory it was about £150. Usual German over-engineering as I'm sure it would contain a pack of half starved Alsatian dogs!