v-data-table - add a scroll bar to the top - vuetify.js

I'm using Vuetify v1.5, and I have a v-data-table which overflows horizontally. It has a scroll bar on its bottom, but it is not that convenient to scroll down the whole table to be able to scroll it horizontally. How do I add another scroll bar?
In other words, I want the table to act like in this question, but I have trouble with appending this functionality to the v-data-table body.

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