Kabalo Extra Large Letter Box Door Cage Post Catcher Pet Dog Guard Mail Basket White

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if there was a pool, and the owner warned of this, and the child still fell in, the parent is to blame, not the owner. If we have a letter box then we are inviting people to put things through our door, therefore if our dogs bite someone doing so, it is our responsibility to make sure the public are safe. It is also more visually appealing than wire cages and can blend in well with the exterior of your home. Whether you’re a DIYer or you prefer to leave it to the pros, our LetterBoxers are easy to install and fit a variety of door openings. For many dogs, the sound of the traditional doorbell invokes a bit of a barking frenzy, so having the notification go to your phone instead can prevent that initial flurry of energy and gives you a chance to toss those treats.

So go ahead, treat yourself and your pup to a Letterboxer foldable letterbox cage, and say goodbye to damaged mail for good!

I am a great believer in an English man and his castle, and my first thoughts if someone put their fingers through my letterbox and my dog bit them would be well it's my home, my letterbox so not my dogs fault! Plus, they have a nose that can pick up on just about any scent, so it’s no surprise that they’d be drawn to the smell of our mail. So there you have it – all the information you need to select the perfect letterbox cage for your home.

Although we often t alk about aggression, the term relates to a broad range of behaviours shown in very different contexts. Whilst this product is well made, the reason I would not recommend it is because it restricts the door opening too much. I don't mind putting one of thoes up it was drilling into the door for a mesh guard I didn't want to do.A discussion on a Cocker Spaniel Owner’s forum revealed that amongst other things, their pets had chewed a parking permit, airline tickets, a birthday card containing money and a vaccination reminder from the vets! A dog of good temperament will invariably use minimum force, but I'd always expect the possibility of force being used. There is a world of difference between a letter box being in my words a public access and someones open front door, that is not an invitation for someone to walk in and I would definitely have had a legal team proffessing trespass, the dog acted no differently to a burglar entering the property. It should never have happened because the DDA does not apply -it didn't even apply in the case of the Rotties who killed the baby if you remember -and so this person could sue and they'd no doubt win. It worked, it is a sturdy box, it looks natural against the white plastic door, its easily accessible - it does the job is meant to do.