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Dog-friendly accessory pack now available at Nissan dealerships

Robert Barry · 0 comments
Nissan Xtrail 2021

Nissan Australia has just launched its new Dog Pack accessory range for the Qashqai, X-Trail and Patrol models through the national dealership network.  

The Nissan Dog Pack is a suite of new accessories designed to keep canines comfortable and safe inside the car, with owners able to purchase the entire collection, or customise the offering to suit their needs.

The Dog Pack includes a rear protection tray or mat (depending on vehicle model), a reflective boot-lip protector, a four-piece dog travel set (including an easy-store bowl, a lead, a waste-bag holder and a sealable food bag), an over-seat cargo-area organiser and an all-terrain dog bed.

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A recent study in the UK’s Vet Record found dogs jumping in and out of higher-riding cars and SUVs led to “augmented levels of loading on anatomical structures”, and could lead to serious joint or bone injury.

To counter this, the Nissan Dog Pack can also include a ramp that, when extended, stretches 1.6 metres from the boot lip to the ground, making for an easy and stress-free entry and exit from your vehicle for your pet. When not in use, the ramp retracts to fit easily in the rear cargo area or under a seat.

The Nissan Dog Pack can also include a cargo barrier that separates the rear cargo area from the cabin, ensuring the animal doesn’t go on any in-car adventures while the vehicle is moving.

Nissan customers can simply opt for the Dog Pack, which includes the comprehensive collection of dog-friendly accessories and merchandise. Or they can then add the extendable ramp, the cargo barrier, or opt for the complete offering, which includes the accessories and merchandise, the ramp and the cargo barrier.

All three options can be ordered at Nissan dealerships across Australia at the time of vehicle purchase, or can be ordered as an accessory to existing vehicles. Pricing can vary according to both vehicle type and whether it’s the small-medium or large Dog Pack.

“For so many of us, our pets are like a member of the family, and now it’s easier than ever to bring your dog along with you on your next road-trip, whether to the local park or to the other side of the country,” Nissan Australia managing director Adam Paterson says.

Robert Barry

Robert Barry has been reporting on the Australasian automotive and transport sector since June 2003. A member of the New Zealand Motoring Writers Guild since 2005, Robert has also previously held the positions of secretary, vice-president and president. His work has appeared in newspapers, magazines, and on the web. He holds a Class 2 and a Class 4 heavy transport licence and knows his way around a manual transmission.

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