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Can we have a picture of Clyde half-in and half-out? |
I don't have experience with dog doors, but treats are pretty much my answer to everything. Oh, and praise. |
Ah! I do know the answer to this one and Valerie was right..treats but also prop the door open for a couple hours..either with a stick or something. They may knock it off so perhaps if you can tie something that will keep the door open..you get creative. They become used to the open doorway and go in and out as they please. Eventually call them with it closed. I lived in numerous places and always had a cat door installed...if it works for them..should work easily too for the dogs. Just tell the dogs I said that as they'll want to prove they're smarter than cats anyday!
PS- a treat from the other side should help too to get them used to going in and out that doorway. Marianne and the boys |
barney1 wrote: Can we have a picture of Clyde half-in and half-out?
Lol. I think that can be arranged! |
have another dog come over who knows how to use a doggie door come over...thats how Panda learned!! |
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