Door guard ideas needed
The bottom of my door has metal that meets at a 90 degree angle at the bottom on both lower sides. My dog gets in a hurry and wants to run in as soon as you open the door. I'm thinking that we're goin...
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TNGW1500SE wrote:Dick_B wrote:
Why is training the dog not a good idea for many reasons. Cesar Millan where are you?
Who said training the dog was not a good idea? I just wanted some ideas on how to make the door safer. It's very sharp. If there was a razor blade on the floor in your RV, you'd pick it up. Same principle. I'm training the dog as well. I told my wife when she wanted me to post that I'd get all kinds of people telling me to train the dog too. Just wanted ideas on what to do about the razor blade. ;)
Just because you expected the answers and they may not be welcome, does not make them any less correct. Finish the training. When we go to the door the dogs get excited. All dogs do. The first thing we taught the dogs, pertinent to this, was we go in and out first, unless we tell them to go and that is in only, never out. You won't like my next statement either. We do not walk our dogs in public, unless on a leash. Ours will heal, also, but the law and the fact that others don't know our dogs mandates that. There is more here but I will stop there.
