In the market for a patio pet door
Hey Ya'll.... before we go out and waste any money, we're in the market for one of those sliding patio pets door things and so far the cheapest I have seen it online is from the bog box retailers in town. Since we're still very new to shopping in Western Washington, does anyone know of perhaps a cheaper place to look for one of these things? In Kentucky we'd just go to the farming co-op and we'd probably save $50-80 bucks! LOL!
Jim managed to get the fence type thing installed and so far the dogs are loving it. But now they are dricing us nuts begging to go out all of the time. Oh yeah... it's barnyard fensing not chain link... our backyard was too rocky to sink poles into the ground so he had to use a huge chisel and a sledge hammer just to make the tunnels for the pasture fensing rods. It took 3 days and the aid of one of his "troopies" to get it done... should have only taken 2 hours, but who knew our house was built on a slab of rocks?! LOL!
Anyways, we'd like to get this thing installed soon so that the dogs can learn how to use it before Faery Worlds. That way Fun4Sparkie can just come over and feed/water them twice a day without much hassel or having to worry about them being locked up in a cage while she is at work. Instead they can have free run of the house and the back yard. :-) I will have HAPPY doxies then!
Jim managed to get the fence type thing installed and so far the dogs are loving it. But now they are dricing us nuts begging to go out all of the time. Oh yeah... it's barnyard fensing not chain link... our backyard was too rocky to sink poles into the ground so he had to use a huge chisel and a sledge hammer just to make the tunnels for the pasture fensing rods. It took 3 days and the aid of one of his "troopies" to get it done... should have only taken 2 hours, but who knew our house was built on a slab of rocks?! LOL!
Anyways, we'd like to get this thing installed soon so that the dogs can learn how to use it before Faery Worlds. That way Fun4Sparkie can just come over and feed/water them twice a day without much hassel or having to worry about them being locked up in a cage while she is at work. Instead they can have free run of the house and the back yard. :-) I will have HAPPY doxies then!