I has the Honda OEM back seat cover on my 2019 RTL-E and it has held up well so far.

I went with the Peragon bed cover and I am very satisfied with it.

 

Travel Safety Pet Barrier seems to be the cheap version of what you want to keep your dogs in the back seat while you're driving. There are larger and more expensive versions. I have the Honda OEM rear seat covers as well, very good and have kept a tipped over flower pot (water and all) from damaging the leather in any way. I only have the OEM tonneau cover, so I can't recommend any full hardtop covers from experience, if that's what you're looking for.

 

Needed the same, bought a Meadow Lark dog hammock from Amazon and it kinda worked, but my Sheptard soon figured out how to get over the front mesh restraint that is snapped to the front headrests.

I am working on a PVC pipe framework to support the dog hammock In the Ridgeline and block her out of the front seats, removable for when people ride in back. My dog drove my wife’s Mazda 6 Wagon into a parked car a few years ago by getting in front when I left car running to drop a dvd into a return slot at the rental place. She lost her learners permit, and I got a stern lecture from the cops, and paid for the minor damage to the car she hit.

 

Weathertech makes seat covers that look more utilitarian. Maybe a set like that on the back seats would work well?

 

If you're worried about dogs on the seats flip the seats up.

If you're worried about dogs moving around the cab get a harness and lanyard and secure to the seat belt female end or to the anchor points. Safer for the dog anyway.

 

I did the WeatherTech rear seat protector on my 2019 and am happy with it. I have an older dog and we get a few messes on the protector. Easy to remove, toss in the wash and put back in. I do not have any mechanism to block access to the front seats. More often than not he will wait in either the driver or passenger seat and return to the rear when we get back to the truck.

For bed covers, I did the Lomax cover. Great fit, low profile, easy install and removal if needed.

 

Just as Danke suggested...
If you are worried about the dogs tearing up the back seat, why not just flip the seats up?
This would eliminate the need to protect the seats, and give the dogs a much larger/flatter place to ride.

 

Dog seat cover: Price has gone up a bit on the one I bought, but it's very high quality. Very thick and has a nice canvas-like finish. I got a cheap one initially but 1x through the wash and the buckles broke. This one has straps with metal buttons that are removable for when you need to wash it. Stays in place no problem. Link: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LCJB2PO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

Bed cover: I've tried a few (extang encore trifold, pergaon). Ultimately I landed on the Bak Revolver X4. I really liked the Extang, but I ended up wanting to add a bed rack which meant I couldn't use the tri-fold. Peragon looked nice but was going to scratch way too easily for my needs (plus you loose about a food of the bed). Bak has a nice finish and rolls easily. Not super easy to take off, but when rolled up you have access to most of the bed. Jason B hooked me up with a great price on the Revolver X4.

 

I bought a Weathertech rear seat cover, which is quite durable, and then cut and upholstered a piece of foam to lay in front of the rear seat on the floor, behind the front seats. It creates a solid bed. I also made an armrest that fits over the console door slide and between the armrests.

 

 

Mambe Blankets are great for covering beds, sofas, backseats, etc. to keep dog dirt off everything. They are durable and have a waterproof inner layer.

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I use the Honda rear seat cover, and depending on the dog(s), a combination of the following with good results:

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KRJGRD2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01F74QLO2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BHK2FF3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FTCPYX8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

Dog Jail third attempt

 

 

Readers; For my dog, I put a slice of plywood, with two legs, on the back seat. Then covered the plywood with a large moving blanket. Seems to work well, the dog cannot fall on the floor, and its tall enough for the not tall dog to see out the windows.

 

Give him a beanbag.

 

A bean bag is the worst thing for a dog, IMHO. With my construction of a dog platform, the dog is able to 'brace' into a turn or a stop. much as do motorcycle riders. With a bean bag,there is nothing for the dogs 'instinct ' to do with it, thus making the dog insecure. This dog of mine is 16yrs old, and not doing well for waking or balance. In the R/L she stands for an entire trip, and looks at the world going by. In my GMC, I had a similar dog platform, built on the floor. She could see out the window with the GMC. But with the R/L she takes more notice of things and seems to enjoy the ride better.

 

Interesting. My dog loved it, wouldn't sit anywhere else in the vehicle. Put him at the right height to lay down and look out the windows, and settled in just enough to not lose balance in the turns.

Also, he wore a halter that clipped to the seat belt. Our current dog does the same. I guess YMMV.

 

Thank you for the comments and thoughts. I can 'translate' the "YMMV' and I agree. Might I note with your dog he lies in the bed, and not stands, to look out the window. But in the end, if the dog is happy, that is all that matters; two different approaches with a good end result- now the readers of this can chose to suit.

 

I bought a Softtopper and enjoy the versatility of an open bed when needed, gear protection from the elements when it's close up. It keeps prying eyes away and can serve as a dog house when we have to leave them with the truck. ST has a screened back window available and the sides roll up for ventilation. I even installed a battery operated ceiling fan in the back.

Softopper – Truck Tops, SUV Tops, Accessories

www.softopper.com

 

I bought a Softtopper and enjoy the versatility of an open bed when needed, gear protection from the elements when it's close up. It keeps prying eyes away and can serve as a dog house when we have to leave them with the truck. ST has a screened back window available and the sides roll up for ventilation. I even installed a battery operated ceiling fan in the back.

Softopper – Truck Tops, SUV Tops, Accessories

www.softopper.com

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Thank you for this snippet. I think I'll have an 'internet look see' at them

 

I got the Honda black fitted (neoprene?) covers. Expensive, but worth it.
On top, just because we already had from a previous vehicle, I have the 4Knines quilted cover.
I believe 4Knines also makes door covers.
The covers are well made and washable.
We've had them for years and are quite satisfied.

Car Door Protectors for Dogs

4Knines has car door protectors for dogs that help protect your car from scratches and dirt. These heavy duty car door covers for dogs are built to last a lifetime.

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My pup wears a seatbelt to keep her in the back, and sits on the floor in a bed or blanket. As for the door protection. I saw someone on the forums make an arm rest protector thing. It basically had an insert that fit into the cupholder with a platform on top that covered the whole arm rest and window buttons... if that makes any sense.

 

This is the cover I purchased and I'm very pleased. It is kind of a faux leather and fits well. I have a 60# Huskie-German Shepherd cross and it holds up well to her use. It was a lot cheaper option, and looks better than the Weather Tech seat cover. Hope this helps you out.

 

Own back seat dog cover and it holds up well. I have retrax bed cover and I like it a lot except they do not make the T slotted bed rails for Honda ridge like that would allow you to use accessories like ladder rack or above bed storage. They say due to shape of Honda ridge line bed.

Satisfied with both.


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This what I used in my 2017. In my 2019 as of right now I have my seats flipped up and two large dog beds on the floor. I am trying so hard to not have dogs in the 2019 but it really is not working out well . Looks i will be putting it back in .Amazon.com : Dog Car Seat Covers Waterproof Camouflage Pet Seat Cover Vehicle Pet Barrier, Fit Most & Easy to Install for Car, SUV, Truck 54'' W X 58'' L : Pet Supplies

 

I use the one from Duluth trading co. Lots of zippers to configure muddy dog, normal dog, dog plus human, etc.