A lever handle on the interior instead of a knob? That would let him just lean on it, pushing it down…I don’t know how he would actually open it in though….lol
I once had a dog who taught herself how to do that… and all of the interior doors except for the ones on the bathrooms had lever handles. Guess which two rooms were the only ones we could keep her out of.
I seen dog turn knobs by jumping on them and pawing them. Hitting the lock wouldn’t be that hard but opening it would be a little more difficult, though my front dor naturally opens a tad, and with a little wind.
I’m still waiting to see how Dietzel fits into all this- clearly he’s more than an ordinary dog. Maybe he’s another golem, or a Timekeeper in deep cover?
Indeed – how does he do that?
With the thumbs he supposedly doesn’t have.
Using both paws
It’s not that hard. I can unlock and open most doors with my foot.
Friction, man, friction.
A lever handle on the interior instead of a knob? That would let him just lean on it, pushing it down…I don’t know how he would actually open it in though….lol
I once had a dog who taught herself how to do that… and all of the interior doors except for the ones on the bathrooms had lever handles. Guess which two rooms were the only ones we could keep her out of.
Cats manage both latches and doorknobs.
What’s more interesting is how he drinks through that straw. ^_^
teeths can be used for many things, open doors is one of them
I seen dog turn knobs by jumping on them and pawing them. Hitting the lock wouldn’t be that hard but opening it would be a little more difficult, though my front dor naturally opens a tad, and with a little wind.
I’m actually glad my dog does’t do that, or she might get curious about what’s out the front door–the unfenced side.
*doesn’t…. grrrr.
I’m still waiting to see how Dietzel fits into all this- clearly he’s more than an ordinary dog. Maybe he’s another golem, or a Timekeeper in deep cover?
And yes, obviously I’m playing catch-up again >_<