Very informative, thank you. I'm getting ready to go back to work in an office after 5 years of working from home, and trying to figure out what to do for my giant dogs. This has been very helpful!
Great video. Your pup is so cute!!! I have a standard Sheepadoodle so I was wondering how wide does the door open? I think I need about 10-12 inches opening. Also, as a suggestion...maybe you could set up a little perimeter by the door so Marni won't keep setting off the door opener and you could teach her to push open a little gate door then head to the door to trigger it. It could just be a little knee high fence. That way she will only push the little gate when she really, really wants out. Just an idea.
Also...when I made the video we'd only had the autoslide a couple of days. Marni is now an old pro at it and knows exactly where to stand to open it, and she lays just enough out of the way to keep it from opening/closing for no reason.
@@nancyvanalphen9864 Wow even smaller than I would have thought! I have Old English Sheepdogs and they're pretty big guys, as well as an aussiedoodle (40 lbs), and Marnie looks exactly like what their babies would be if they were bred lol. Is she full grown here?
Very informative, thank you. I'm getting ready to go back to work in an office after 5 years of working from home, and trying to figure out what to do for my giant dogs. This has been very helpful!
Great video. Your pup is so cute!!! I have a standard Sheepadoodle so I was wondering how wide does the door open? I think I need about 10-12 inches opening. Also, as a suggestion...maybe you could set up a little perimeter by the door so Marni won't keep setting off the door opener and you could teach her to push open a little gate door then head to the door to trigger it. It could just be a little knee high fence. That way she will only push the little gate when she really, really wants out. Just an idea.
You can program how wide you want the door to open! Thanks for your nice comments!
Also...when I made the video we'd only had the autoslide a couple of days. Marni is now an old pro at it and knows exactly where to stand to open it, and she lays just enough out of the way to keep it from opening/closing for no reason.
What kind of dog is Marni? She's very cute, and I've never seen one like her.
Ah hah! mini sheepadoodle
Yes! A mini sheepadoodle. She is really sweet and smart!
@@nancyvanalphen9864 Wow even smaller than I would have thought! I have Old English Sheepdogs and they're pretty big guys, as well as an aussiedoodle (40 lbs), and Marnie looks exactly like what their babies would be if they were bred lol. Is she full grown here?