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Handy Goddess tips on how to train your dogs to stop jumping up and scratching your painted window ledges....

How to Prevent Dogs from Scratching Painted Ledges -

Handy Goddess tips on how to train your dogs to stop jumping up and scratching your painted window ledges. With this training idea you can protect a fresh paint job on windows ledges as you train your large dogs.

Added: 9/28/09

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How to Prevent Dogs from Scratching Painted Ledges

Okay, so you’ve remembered that window lid that was a trash from my cone house. Okay I’ve got it all cleaned up and I would like you to stay this way. So, I don’t know I’ve come up with this idea, okay. Check it out! I found this molding. Okay. See, it’s kind of like that this corner thing going on and I think that if I just painted it, okay first to look like the window ledge and this is just temporary. Okay. It’s not permanent. Okay so we’re going to do some. I’m going to take the molding and seam and attach it here so it kind of looks okay. You know it doesn’t look really funny. And I'm going to take some nails alright and then I'm going to attach this under here, okay. And then there’s one more thing I want to do. See, isn’t that cool? I mean when you nail it underneath so not trashing the ledge when I take it off everything it would just take it off and everything is going to be clean in the end, okay. Oh yeah I got that then. Perfect! Now, what I thought my work is I've got this stuff, it’s called mountain tape or that we could just use like a double sided, something really sticky okay. So, I want it to be sticky and I don’t want it to be unattractive okay. So, that’s why I put the molding and it kind of you know it looks like the window ledge a little bit and then I want to take this sticky tape and then put this all over here. And then I figure when the dog’s put their pose up here—and then they’re not going to be real happy throughout that. That’s got to be irritating. Okay so I'm hoping that when they put their little pose up here, that’s just going to be so irritating. They’re just not going to want to do it again. Okay, I'm going to go outside and I'm going to test this. Okay, I think it worked but I'm just going to have to give this a little more time. But what you do think? Do you think it’s going to work? Am I going to keep you off the window ledges? Oh yes, here comes the gas lady—All right! So, I think it worked and well we have to give this just a little more time. Okay. But I'm pretty sure that this is going to prevent my dog from climbing up here all the time.

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Okay, so you’ve remembered that window lid that was a trash from my cone house. Okay I’ve got it all cleaned up and I would like you to stay this way. So, I don’t know I’ve come up with this idea, okay. Check it out!

I found this molding. Okay. See, it’s kind of like that this corner thing going on and I think that if I just painted it, okay first to look like the window ledge and this is just temporary. Okay. It’s not permanent. Okay so we’re going to do some. I’m going to take the molding and seam and attach it here so it kind of looks okay. You know it doesn’t look really funny. And I'm going to take some nails alright and then I'm going to attach this under here, okay. And then there’s one more thing I want to do. See, isn’t that cool? I mean when you nail it underneath so not trashing the ledge when I take it off everything it would just take it off and everything is going to be clean in the end, okay.

Oh yeah I got that then. Perfect! Now, what I thought my work is I've got this stuff, it’s called mountain tape or that we could just use like a double sided, something really sticky okay. So, I want it to be sticky and I don’t want it to be unattractive okay. So, that’s why I put the molding and it kind of you know it looks like the window ledge a little bit and then I want to take this sticky tape and then put this all over here. And then I figure when the dog’s put their pose up here—and then they’re not going to be real happy throughout that. That’s got to be irritating.

Okay so I'm hoping that when they put their little pose up here, that’s just going to be so irritating. They’re just not going to want to do it again.

Okay, I'm going to go outside and I'm going to test this.

Okay, I think it worked but I'm just going to have to give this a little more time. But what you do think? Do you think it’s going to work? Am I going to keep you off the window ledges? Oh yes, here comes the gas lady—All right! So, I think it worked and well we have to give this just a little more time. Okay. But I'm pretty sure that this is going to prevent my dog from climbing up here all the time.

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