Preventing My Dog From Unlocking an X5

[Weasel]

Originally Posted by X5Dawg

This is not true (at least with my X) - if you are in the vehicle and lock it from inside, if you pull on the door handle twice the door will open.

I think the "double lock" only works as I described with the alarm installed and locked via remote. (I actually locked a friends girlfriend in my truck last Saturday night on accident, she had to call him saying she couldn't get out!)

[M3Topless_n_slo]

Originally Posted by realchef

I use the Net and the additional rear screens (sides and rear). But i never LEAVE the dog in over 5 minutes.

Do those extra screens come as part of the divider package or are they separate part#?
Thanks,
Mick

[gkaman]

I had the same problem. My dog would also step on the hazard button everytime without fail. So not only was it unlocked, but she was letting people know with the flashers.

My solution is to open the center console armrest. It creates a barrier between the seats. My dog is small enoungh that she doesn't try and get through.

But the dog net is nice.

[admranger]

Originally Posted by Weasel

I think the "double lock" only works as I described with the alarm installed and locked via remote. (I actually locked a friends girlfriend in my truck last Saturday night on accident, she had to call him saying she couldn't get out!)

So he had the keys to the handcuffs?

As to why the OP doesn't leave the dog at home? Clearly the dog would drink all his beer and crank the home theater system to 11, greatly annoying the neighbors. Don't ask me how I know...

[PersonaNonGrata]

Originally Posted by admranger

As to why the OP doesn't leave the dog at home? Clearly the dog would drink all his beer and crank the home theater system to 11, greatly annoying the neighbors. Don't ask me how I know...

In Vegas, even the dogs know how to party.

[realchef]

Nice idea, but this is my little monster...
Dog net is awesome.

Originally Posted by gkaman

I had the same problem. My dog would also step on the hazard button everytime without fail. So not only was it unlocked, but she was letting people know with the flashers.

My solution is to open the center console armrest. It creates a barrier between the seats. My dog is small enoungh that she doesn't try and get through.

But the dog net is nice.