LFR: Back seat cover for dogs.

[Los150]

Looking for recommendations. My '23 Platinum F-150 is only 3 months old and the wife has commented about taking the dogs (they're not big) in the truck but I'd like to prevent them from destroying the leather seats. Plus I still need to be able to place my 11yo daughter back there with the dogs. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Ideally something easy to install/remove so I can keep in in the under-seat storage in the rear.

Thanks!

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[Highway 11]

4KNines Truck Seat Cover with Hammock. Fits the bench seat perfectly and lets you fold the seats up and down without removal.

 

[Los150]

4KNines Truck Seat Cover with Hammock. Fits the bench seat perfectly and lets you fold the seats up and down without removal.

Hey Brother, thanks for the suggestion. That looks durable. Can it cover just the larger portion of the seat? Forgot to mention that I need to also be able to have my 11yo back there with the dogs.

 

[Highway 11]

Hey Brother, thanks for the suggestion. That looks durable. Can it cover just the larger portion of the seat? Forgot to mention that I need to also be able to have my 11yo back there with the dogs.

You should be able to zip off the smaller portion, but you'd have to figure out how to hold up one of the corners on the larger section. If you have a tailor you could get a strap and buckle sewn on to go around the middle headrest in addition to the two outer ones.

 

[Samson16]

4KNines

Hey Brother, thanks for the suggestion. That looks durable. Can it cover just the larger portion of the seat? Forgot to mention that I need to also be able to have my 11yo back there with the dogs.

We don't use the hammock portion. The little guys have seats they ride in so they can see out better. Your 11yr old can buckle in back there no problem.

 

[Jmet8]

Duluth trading co makes a couple that are pretty nice .

 

[JJSnell]

Bought this for my '15 Platty and now use in my '22 Platty. Love it. Allows my Collie to jump in on floor then up on the seat. Easy access to fold up seats for large items etc. Check it out.

4Knines Crew Cab Truck Rear Bench Seat Cover with Hammock - Heavy Duty - Waterproof (Black, Passenger Side)

https://a.co/d/25QXChG

(Not my pix)

 

[redline]

https://hdcovers.com/

I have this in my truck for dogs and kid

 

[zx6roclet]

Had this in my 04 f150 and it lasted almost 10 years. https://www.hunterk9.com/collection...-premium-bench-seat-cover?variant=35137476687

 

[2Lazy2P]

I have the Orvis Hammock Seat Protector. https://www.orvis.com/product/tough-trail-grip-tight-windowed-hammock-seat-protector/3GB2.html

On occasion we’ll have someone sit in back and we disconnect at the headrest and fold it over. Not the best solution but it works for us. They have one that covers the seats and it allows for the seat belts to connect while it’s in place.
https://www.orvis.com/product/tough-trail-grip-tight-backseat-protector/3FEK.html?recommend=true

 

[nomarhits400]

Looking for recommendations. My '23 Platinum F-150 is only 3 months old and the wife has commented about taking the dogs (they're not big) in the truck but I'd like to prevent them from destroying the leather seats. Plus I still need to be able to place my 11yo daughter back there with the dogs. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Ideally something easy to install/remove so I can keep in in the under-seat storage in the rear.

Thanks!

I had the Knines for the last 9 months or so: very durable, but was looking for something a little more form fitting and that allowed easier access to the seatbelts and underseat storage since they stay on 24/7.

I ended up buying these Rough Country neoprene covers for $109 from Amazon. Really like them so far- we’ll see how they stand up to 2 seventy pound dogs:

Rough Country Rear Neoprene Seat Covers for 15-22 F-150 | 17-22 F-250-91017 Black https://a.co/d/9cQd3Bo

 

[UncleWillie]

I've had a Kurgo since early 2016 and have been extremely pleased with it. Once upon a time, my cattle dog went with me to work every day (2016-2019). She got in that thing soaking wet, covered in mud, tracking in dirt and debris. Never once did I think her claws would tear through it or damage the seats. Water never leaked/soaked through. After a good wash, I moved it to my new F150. Now it is a seat protector from the toddler and the dogs. I like that is has Velcro slots so you can still access your seatbelts and harness anchor points. If you go this route, be sure to get the "extended" one. https://www.kurgo.com/bench-seat-covers

 

[UGADawg96]

This thread needs more dog pictures

 

[snapper9601]

Found this one on Chewy, one of the first things I got for the truck when I got it.
FRISCO Water Resistant Bench Car Seat Cover, Regular, Black - Chewy.com
Don't have a picture of it installed in truck with my dog.

Cheap, and easy to install. Only takes a few minutes to put in. Has slots for seat belts so you could leave it in all the time if you wanted. Simple but effective. Comes out quickly and you can easily hose it off also.
I haven't always left it in, we typically use my wife's car when taking the dog. Glad I had in last week, though. I was helping my son move and we put a bunch of stuff inside on the back seat. I grabbed the last two items that were sitting on the seat, two flat screen TV mounting brackets. Unbeknownst to me, there were metal burrs sticking up on the Philips head screws from someone using too small of a screwdriver, so when I dragged the backets across the seat, the metal burrs grabbed and ripped into the seat cover with that horrible ripping shredding sound before I could react and stop. My son and I looked at each other with eyes wide open, then at the seat cover. It put a fairly bad scratch about 6-8 inches long right on the cover across the rear passenger seat area. He said he was glad it wasn't him, I said me too! But it wasn't anyone's fault. It would have for sure ripped the leather. The seat cover totally protected the leather seat. Well worth $18.

 

[charlesdf22]

I have the same truck as you, but a 22. I went with the Carhartt covers from Ford for just the rear. They are kind of a canvas material and seem to be pretty sturdy. Surviving large dog and 2 kids. I don’t let them turn on the rear seat warmers, but everything else is functional.

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