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I will try to get a couple of photos of my setup for Gracy (a Golden Retriever) so you can consider a similiar solution. I have two spring seats as well. RL

I found keeping the passenger window shut and slanting the front windows open kept the noise down so my pup could handle it. I am using the same muffler setup. I built a shelf that extends from the passenger spring seat to under the dash and it sits on a couple of 40mm ammo cans and she can...

OK, so you got your canine companions a deuce, where are you going to ride??????:beer: RL

My Gracy will step her way down, But I have her trained to let me help her, or perhaps she has trained me......:mrgreen: :jumpin:

My Gracy weighs 70 pounds or so and is 9 years old, soon to be ten. I have two spring seats so I made a platform covered in carpet that extends from the front of the passenger seat to the firewall that sits at the same height of the seat and she likes laying there, or sitting and seems to enjoy...

I did two things to make it quieter for my Golden Retriever. I installed a DYNOMAX muffler on the stack and extended it up as far as it would go. (I did not cut the pipe when I welded the muffler in). I also run with the passenger window shut and I also only crack the windshield on the...