Wild night!

My son reports that there are doggy doors that only open when the
appropriately collared dog tries to enter. No collar, no open. Has
benefits!

Jim

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"J.D. Stone" wrote in message
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I've suspected cats have been around my ponds, but the sides are steep so
the fish haven't been bothered. I also have a doggy door for my Schnauzer.
I've had it for 12 years with no problems. Last night I heard noises in
the
kitchen. I figured a critter had come in. Sure enough. Dog scared him when
I
first came in the kitchen so he ended up on the curtain rod. Took a while
to
get him out. Doggy door gets blocked at night now. The links below show
him
in the house. The ladder was something I tried to see if he'd skedaddle on
his own. Didn't work. Finally roped him with an old dog leash. Only took
three deputies to help. I hope the experience was sufficently traumatic to
keep him away but I doubt it.
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