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Hey...it's am off rod vehicle. Scratches and scuffs are to be expected. Just like my F150...I hated the first scratches, but then it is a work truck, not a mall cruse.Ok, That's different......
I have the Weathertech door protectors too and they work great with my dogs.Weathertech makes a door protector specifically for this. I have them and they work great. I did have a few light scratches and armor all'd them and they went away. Maybe that will help.
Scratched the tint on the Bronco window? Been using the Weathertech versions since I got it in January and no scratching. Can you give a little more clarity?One of my doors has also gotten scratched by my dog, so I decided to get the door covers to try and fix the problem. However, the way those stay in place are are by Velcro that you have to attach to the door and/or inserting the plastic flaps in between the window and door. I decided to not do the velcro because I didn’t want the back of one side of the velcro strips stuck to the door permanently. However, when I used the plastic flaps, when trying to roll the window up and down, it scratched the tint ???. I’m not sure what the solution is here.
I put the rear seats down the day I brought my BS home and they won’t come up until a human needs to sit in them. My dogs are smart enough to lay down when we’re moving (they know how I drive ) but try to make two labs keep 4 paws on the floor when someone walks up to window saying “Oh look at these cuties”. It ain’t gonna happen.They stick heads out the window but for the most part I trained them to keep their feet on the seat or floor. For the most part I usually drop the seats and throw a blanket down. Then they have a better vantage point to prevent that. There's no need for the dog to be in a compromised position if they can better sturdy themselves with the feet off the door in the first place.
From Ford web site. I think it is safe to assume a lot of people want to take their dogs on "adventures":I'm pretty sure the Bronco Sport was not made for dogs
Big dog sat on front passengers lap? Who knows?That's hysterical if the whole back is filled with bikes and gear how'd the dog get there.
Ford marketing. I guess they didn't quite think that picture through very well.Come on, not to a remote location... They have cross bars why not roof mount? It's a staged photo for advertising
Looks like dog has a leash around its neck. Maybe it is someone else's dog just stopping over to say hi? Cause it couldn't have fit in that BS with those bikes in the back?Staged photo op? You can't do anything today without someone taking a picture of it... and besides, I think that dog is a stray.
Looks like dog has a leash around its neck. Maybe it is someone else's dog just stopping over to say hi? Cause it couldn't have fit in that BS with those bikes in the back?
Maybe they had some kind of dog cage attachment that slides into trailer hitch? That way bikes can stay inside and dog kept out so interior don't scratch?No , the dog runs behind the BS , the leash is tied to the bumper , because the owner doesn't want scratches on the Interior . LOL
Sounds like something Mitt Romney would do.Maybe they had some kind of dog cage attachment that slides into trailer hitch? That way bikes can stay inside and dog kept out so interior don't scratch?