AmazonJohn

That may actually work, thanks Old Dog!

polaraudi

+1 for the Hatchbag. Haven't used it the Q5, but it worked great in another SUV I owned. Stood up remarkably well against Newfoundland hair and drool.

njbiker

thanks for the suggestion! i'm going to give it a try as well! here are my pups..i take them mountain biking with me and they love it!

nelson

fastd1

This is great! Will get one for my two Aussies.

boltsfan

The Audi rear seat cover was too slippery for my dog.

I just found a good and cheap solution altough it does not cover the floor, which is not a problem for us since our dog always wears a harness and seat belt (safety first!).

I bought a grey yoga mat and then trimmed it to fit the back seat. Hair sticks to the mat and it rolls up nicely for easy storage.

ronyn78

Im looking for the same and I might go with Reggie's idea.

+1 on pups being our best friend. My lab is almost 15yrs old and she can still out run me. Im getting old!

MissMyBenz

Sorry to hijack the thread. Those with dogs. Is there room enough in the cargo area? Our chocolate lab rides comfortably in the back of my ML and even more comfortably in the backseat of the E350 (with a hammock type seat cover). Also, hoping the load floor is a little lower on the Q5. I have a TwistStep (sp?) mounted to the hitch so she can get in. She's not a jumper and we don't encourage it. Loving the Q5 on paper as a nice alternative. Thanks for your help.

S4forDC

My 70 pound Boxer does fine on the back seat, though we've never had her in the cargo area as you are considering.

njbiker

i can fit my 3 labs in the cargo area of my q5 no problem. longest road trip was 2 hours with them and they were fine.

nelson