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  • Remember the "for the last time there is no secret exit from the bathroom" thing? It got me to thinking, if I could only just get IN the bathroom by myself it would be a major accomplishment. So, I've decided to invent a remote control for my doorbell. This is how it will work: Push the button. Doorbell rings. Dog runs to the door. Mom runs to the bathroom. Dog needs Mom to open door for visitor but Mom needs more time in the BR. Push the button again…..

  • LOL… funny story about bathrooms and Basenjis... our bathroom downstairs has the laundry room off it. In there is one of the two doggy doors we have in the house. Image your guests surprise when they go in, shut the door and "surprise" here comes all the Basenjis through the doggy door!

  • @tanza:

    LOL… funny story about bathrooms and Basenjis... our bathroom downstairs has the laundry room off it. In there is one of the two doggy doors we have in the house. Image your guests surprise when they go in, shut the door and "surprise" here comes all the Basenjis through the doggy door!

    Oh i'd love to be a fly on the wall when that happens Pat :D

  • Im sure you could find a market for your doorbell Lenora :D

  • Wow, I bet you could market that, although I would use mine on dogs and kids..anything for peace and quiet in the loo..

  • You can get a battery operated door bell. It's just 2 pieces: the button and the sensor that rings, and there are no wires. We just got one for the restaurant where I work. I think my boss bought it at Sam's Club. I wish I would have thought to use it that way!

  • We have a battery operated doorbell that we use for training calm behavior at the door, and desensitizing to the doorbell.
    It was less than $10 at Home Depot. You can put the "chime" part anywhere, and carry the button around with you.

    -Nicole

  • That's what I want!!! Problem solved! Let the games begin.

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