Howard Wu
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I’m a little surprised this nifty little wireless device is not more commonly used, as the typical doorbell is not as easily accessible to most household pets. According to comforthouse.com, it is possible to use the Pet Chime both indoors and outdoors, so that the pets can inform their owners when they would like to be inside or out. The “paw” component of the Pet Chime operates on a 9-Volt battery, while the ringer operates on three AA batteries. The price range is about $25-$30 USD. References: comforthouseFiled In: |
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| Lindsay Hunt on May 19, 08 0 Trends 168 Comments |
| Love this! Haven't seen it before. We use a cow bell now that gets a little annoying because it makes a lot of noise every time we open and close the door... but I guess it is another good alarm system. |
Lindsay Hunt on May 19, 08 0 Trends 168 Comments
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| Cowbag on Jul 24, 08 1,963 Trends 1,263 Comments |
Fungus is SO stupid he would never figure this out - I mean he falls over his own ears! |
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Cowbag on Jul 24, 08 1,963 Trends 1,263 Comments
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