We have an inside porch entry door that goes into our house that has a door knob that is the lever style. The outside porch door also has a lever style knob.
Our 6 month old red heeler pup has figured out that if he stands on his hind legs he can open the doors by hitting the lever with a front paw and come in the house.
The problem I am having with this is that the inside door is a pine door from Menards that we stained and varnished. My pup doesnt have very long toe nails because I keep them short, however he has scratched the wood and I dont want the door ruined.
I really dont want to go back to the round knobs because the lever makes it nice when I am carrying in bags of groceries.
Our 6 month old red heeler pup has figured out that if he stands on his hind legs he can open the doors by hitting the lever with a front paw and come in the house.
The problem I am having with this is that the inside door is a pine door from Menards that we stained and varnished. My pup doesnt have very long toe nails because I keep them short, however he has scratched the wood and I dont want the door ruined.
I really dont want to go back to the round knobs because the lever makes it nice when I am carrying in bags of groceries.
Any suggestions? Is there something I can cover the wood with to protect it? Any thoughts on how to train him not to open the doors?
Joyce aka Mom aka Joycie
Joyce aka Mom aka Joycie
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Posted by: Joyce O <theoldhen@gmail.com>
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