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Old 04-10-2012, 03:54 AM   #1
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Adding a clloser to the screen door

Living with a monkey and a puppy full-time in a small motorhome presents some unique challenges. Sena is smart enough to slde open the latch cover and open the screen door. I can't get her to close the door and Lily, the puppy gets out. Sena will stay on the moho roof, but Lily runs -- we're working on that, but she is VERY strong willed.

Has anyone figured out how to mount a spring or closer on the entry screen dor? I love the fresh air and view that an open door provides.
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I have not done it but I'm a true believe that nothings impossible if planned and designed well

Don't feed your puppy fish oil? The vet told us it will promote brain growth and she will out smart us someday. Heidi our 1 yo White German Shepard learned how to open our door if I forget to slide the glass over the door latch she's let herself out several times.

I believe it can be done, good luck
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