Opening Doors

For those of you who remember, Natasha never had problems opening doors at the old house since she had the ability to turn door knobs with her teeth. Hu-dad, however, used different doors on this house.

opening doors

Ok, gang, we are all on the outside and we want inside. Let me handle this.

muddy paw prints

And, Qannik, do you have anything to do with the muddy paw prints all over this door?

Command you to open.

Door. I command you to open.

most effective.

That didn’t work, so I am going to have to switch to the most effective approach.

Or else.

Human. Open this door or else.

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4 Comments

  1. Dennis the Vizsla on November 30, 2013 at 7:29 pm

    hello qannik its dennis the vizsla dog hay yes i hav fownd that the most effektiv way to git a door to open it so send tucker to yammer in frunt of it until sumwun comes and opens it for him!!! so wel dun!!! ok bye

  2. Jenna,Mark “HuskyCrazed” Drady on November 30, 2013 at 10:54 am

    LOL! Great post! The part where he said “door I command you to open” made me laugh!

  3. Sue on November 30, 2013 at 8:51 am

    Mom N’ Ice……our Sibe Koda opens the sleeping glass door every chance he gets…..the little stinker

  4. Mom 'n Ice on November 30, 2013 at 5:14 am

    Is that a sliding door? Ayla never tried to push open a sliding door, but Ice does, in the summer when it’s dry weather. It’s just loose enough in the frame that he can get his nose against the door and push it open enough to get his nose IN the door, but in winter, when the air is damp, the door frame is swollen just enough that it won’t budge.

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