Pardon my dumb question..Asking for my dog

This is probably a ridiculously dumb question...but my rear window opens all the way and my xxlarge(160lbs) loves her car rides and likes to stick her head out and rest it on the center headrest. Whether it's raining or snowing she doesn't care but then everything in the back seat gets wet. Do they make some kind of rain guard I can place on the sliding rear window or any ideas?


Picture of said big pile of mush.

 

You have the Double Cab with the back window that rolls down all the way?

 

Yes

 

I don't have a solution but just wanted to say cute dog

 

Weathertech makes a good seat cover for the rear seat if you're just trying to protect the seat. If you're trying to protect the interior bulkhead, behind the seat, you may be able to use 2 or 3 of their rear door interior protectors (which are about 26" wide/ea and secure by sliding down the window channel and the 'protector would just sit on the bulkhead between the panel and rear of the rear seat.

If you're wanting an exterior mounted sunshade rain deflector, you could try something like this...

https://gtsstyling.com/product/toyo...BHVdaqAXwPlADA2Ht48--angkFT_d3qcaAkw8EALw_wcB

 

I'm not sure you can do anything other than cover the parts of the back seat getting wet. If the back window is the only open window, there will be rain or snow sucked into the cab. Not a ton, but enough to get stuff wet.

 

I'd just get a bike mat for the tail gate and throw it back there.

 

Awesome pup. I saw this online recently. Would something like this work for you? Install this and only roll window down 2/3 so pup can still shove that snout out.

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Probably an unpopular opinion, but why would you roll the window down if it's raining or snowing? I get that people adore their animals and would do almost anything for them, but would you allow a child to roll the window down in a rain or snow storm? Would you admonish that child and tell them to roll the window back up? It's raining/snowing for godssake! You can't blame anyone but yourself for wet, stinky, and moldy upholstery. Sometimes you just have to put your foot down and let the dog know who's boss. The dog will certainly appreciate the reward of the window down on sunny days.
The only other solution would be building some sort of awning if you just can't bring yourself to tell your dog no.

 

I wouldn't mind one of these. Just hard to tell which ones are truly made for a double cab with the window that rolls down. Many attach directly to the window