Our cat keeps sneaking out!

[@YouTube]

not hammy and theo forming an alliance for treats lol

[@HammyandOlivia]

First, treats. Then, the world.

[@PIZZAZZLER]

This is terrifying

[@juseanhenry6312]

4th😊

[@ObviouslyThree]

ello

[@Third7Plays]

when youtube themselves commenst. also like this reply if your here before youtubes comment blows up

[@r-polar5009]

An automatic dog door with a sensor collar. I think that would be the best option if you want Hammy to be able to go by himself without you having to open the door for him

[@g.d2450]

hahaha you beat me to it, i have one for my little jackaranian and initially it was great now our cat has learned to just immediately follow him out the door or in most instances push past him so now it's locked and he just has to sit at the door and bark once he needs out to do his business

[@babybookworm003]

I was about to suggest that

[@karenwilson712]

Excellent idea, I didn’t know they made such a thing

[@bradleyMcGuigan-gz4pc]

hammy is going to help Theodore get out

[@clumsypotatoes6498]

or maybe they could make a cat patio so that the cats can also have their own outdoor space :)

[@jackoaston5831]

“HOW DO I POO?” Got me dying on the floor 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jacobwaters9675]

😅🤣🤣

[@sourabhsputhran5727]

😂😂

[@ameliebannon4461]

Eleanor's little paws 😭 i cant they're so cute..

[@peggyvogt3215]

From a friend that has the sensor type dog door openers, the cats will learn how to escape with Hammy. Make a large enclosed catio so that all can go out safely. Then with you, Hammy can enjoy the larger yard.

[@Thisaccountisnotabot]

I like this suggestion the most.

[@verak66]

Cats will always find a way out and you don't want that. I guess you wouldn't consider piddle pads.

[@rachelkallies4087]

​@@ThisaccountisnotabotI do to but that's a lot of money just to keep your cat inside

[@_1DK_]

yh

[@captainkirk265]

Yeah, make sure it has a roof so they can't climb over it, birds can't attack them, it provides shade, Hammy can still use the bathroom even if it's raining. 👍

[@neeltirkey5599]

Wow ! Theodore is an escapist like other cats 😂

[@Mark1Mach2]

Lol

[@DumpyIsGrumpy]

just like the one in my profile, runs outside every time someone opens the door

[@comando_3198]

​@@Mark1Mach2how do you have a star i also want one

[@DumpyIsGrumpy]

@@comando_3198 channel member

[@dapadul17]

My cat Ralph hates going out. We try to see but he is sooooo afraid of going out. He meow's very loud and runs right back in the house.

[@Kakashi_Hatake183]

I CANT OVER THE FACT THAT THE SAUSAGE CAT HAS THE TINIEST LEGS EVER- I KNOW THAT IS HOW THAT ARE SUPPOSED TO BE BE BUT IT IS JUST SO CUTEEEEE😭❤️

[@raj_bakshi]

Eleonor is so cute and adorable 🥰

[@jacobwaters9675]

Overlooking the doggy door as the escape route has the same energy as *looking for your keys while they're in your hand* . 😅 Edit - 900 likes Thanks glad to know I'm not the only one lol! 🤣

[@littlebigman113]

The automatic door opener that fits on his collar. Though he may scheme with the cats and use it to let them out!

[@CbrF4i600cc]

​@@littlebigman113how did this comment end up in this post?

[@gabsanchez]

I'd say it's even much stupider than that.

[@NoThankUBeQuiet]

​@@gabsanchezHonestly having a dog door in the first place is dumb. Supervise your pets

[@ellakajfasz2569]

Lol!😂 We actually have a "kitty" door so the cats can go out and come back whenever they want.

[@emmaschultz7259]

Make your cats a patio outside that they can chill on. We had the same problem, but they just want to chill in the sun.

[@ruthannjones5873]

I'd use the term catio.

[@Mike-rw1jw]

but the curious cats would inevitably venture beyond the catio sooner or later

[@NoireChiaroscuro]

a catio is an enclosed space, escaping is usually not possible if you use proper materials.

[@kkitty44]

A catio is great but still doesn’t let the dog go do his business

[@gmamose9152]

Fantastic idea

[@emelitadipaola5204]

Hahahahaha!! Sooo cute!! I love your show makes laugh and happy all the time!!!😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💥💥💥👏👏👏👏

[@RogerCollectz]

Lol “how do I poo 💩?” Greatest question in the world Asked by Sir Hammy

[@sno_st0rm366]

You can train Hammy to use a bell to indicate when he needs to go outside. I do this with my dogs, we hang one where they can reach it with a nose/paw to tell us.

[@sakuranakamura1814]

A friend of mine had a "Urin" Button for his German Shepherd. Everytime the dog needed to go he pressed the button and my friend started a walk with him. In his older days right now the button does not work so good anymore tho :'D The senior has a bladder problem so he needs to go every two hours or something.

[@lucythebeagle1]

This is a great idea!

[@michellepotter5805]

This is what I do, but only one of my dogs will ring the bell. The other one just pees on the floor no matter what I do.

[@cher3692]

Ringing bell will do no good if no one is home.

[@nazarenoridwanmina.6392]

​@@cher3692Exactly.

[@jungkim3922]

I recommend building an outside area for your cats so that they can go outside for fresh air, but can’t escape. 👍

[@hey_thatsmyname]

The highly technical term for that is "catio" 😁

[@lillyrose1422]

Yes, make them a cute catio...❤

[@Here_For_Humanity]

We built a Catio & used pet grade screen so animals like raccoons can't scratch in & the cats & pups can't scratch their way out!🐶🐾🐱

[@UrLocalBreadDuck]

Catios are a good way for cats to enjoy fresh air while not able to run away, smart suggestion

[@AdherentTea4921]

What abt the dog, he asked what he can do for the dog, not for the cats

[@smritisingh8586]

Theo and Eleanor are just like brothers❤

[@BuddyTheShihtzu02]

Theo and Hammy forming an alliance! 😂 love these videos keep it up. (Also love the videos where Liv is a sassy teenager!)

[@thelazyhuntress]

Taught my dog to ring a bell when he has to use the bathroom. And if you somehow forgot the first time, he'll continuously ring the bell to get your attention.

[@fe4rlexxv249]

That's a great idea.

[@teddyarmstrong2805]

Make one some where else

[@macdaddy1378]

We had something similar for my dog when I was younger. We had bells hanging off our outside door handle so whenever he wanted to go out he'd use his nose to ring them and let us know. It was super cute

[@joelleparry9003]

I have the same thing with my dog, but if you don’t open the door for her on the first ring, she will aggressively ring the bell and bark at the bell getting mad that the bell didn’t get our attention

[@kathyconner5165]

Teach him to push a door bell button

[@handsanitizer5127]

Now it's Hammy's turn to look up to the kitties and learn to use a litter box. 😂

[@amall2002]

That's what I thought

[@tachoblade2071]

that will lead to another alliance lol

[@alesiabradley5399]

It can be done train him to a litter box

[@angeemh7]

​@@alesiabradley5399, there is a "grass potty pad" online that they can get for Hammy to use. I think its called Porch Potty Pad.

[@romanfilipkowski4873]

I was about to comment that

[@Blue_Goat]

Would be so cute if the dog door could recognize Hammy's paw print 🥺

[@evehampton9485]

I LOVE ALL OF YOUR FUR-BABIES❤❤❤❤❤❤!!!!!!!!

[@Julie-tt9wj]

My grandfather trained his dogs to ring a little bell whenever they needed to go outside. As soon as he heard the bell he would get up and let his dogs out.

[@Ava15chandler]

You can buy or make little litter box type things for dogs witch is really a gray with grass

[@theginalondon]

The bell is a great idea, and super easy for them to learn. Hang the bell on the ribbon, like a jingle bell, or whatever, and as soon as they sniff it to understand what it is, that rings it, and you can go and begin the association. But, do know that the cats will learn to do it too-and start ringing the heck out of it. Like my cat did.!! 😂🎉🐾🐾🐾

[@terakhan6656]

The cats are smart though, and will figure the bell out, too.

[@jamesolson8544]

Same as my dog

[@Logan_TheWizard]

SAME

[@NetGuyMsia]

Hammy: "How do I poo?" with a big smile on his face. So cute.

[@benstrong4497]

Theo is the type of cat that you'd call the fire department to get down from a tree

[@pipecleanermaster]

I’m glad you are trying to keep your cats indoors. Your local ecosystem and your cats thank you.

[@nikkimansell2760]

Get a microchip activated pet door and only programme it to work for Hammy so that Theodore and Eleanor can’t get out too. It may not be 100% foolproof as they may sneak out when Hammy is part way in or out, but it’s worth a try to keep your kitties safe! Xxx

[@shariwilmoth1552]

This would also be my suggestion.... We did the same for a litter box when our sr. Cat stopped being willing to use a box that the other cats also use.... Works like a charm

[@shariwilmoth1552]

Also if you choose not to chip, you can get a coller that works in the same way

[@piratekit3941]

I have a RFID feeder for my cats, since one is underweight and one is a CHONK. There is a short time window where after it scans one cat, the other can shove him out of the way to eat. It won't close on his head either, despite the fact he's not the authorized cat. I bet the doors operate the same so they won't accidentally hurt a pet.

[@conaldeugenepeterson2147]

@@piratekit3941 the door just unlocks to flap up and locks in place when it goes back down. I’ve got one that goes into my garage which has an outside door with a regular doggy door, and my dog loves it.

[@Treat_eater_Quincy]

I AM A CAT

[@aleenajacobs9862]

We taught our dog to ring a bell whenever he needed out, so we could easily know when to let him out on his terms

[@DaRealBucketMan]

True

[@anneonnamouse5496]

my indoor cat quickly figured out how to ring the bells and what they meant

[@ANewHandTouchesTheBeacon]

​@@anneonnamouse5496whats the point of an indoor cat?😕 seems harsh to keep a cat locked away inside its entire life. Especially because they have so much énergie and instincts to explore and hunt

[@HallowandNeya]

@@ANewHandTouchesTheBeaconyou do know this is what hammy and olivia do to theo and nori

[@fewii5790]

@@ANewHandTouchesTheBeaconoutdoor cats actually have a shorter life expectancy then indoor cats,, while it may be fun to explore theres also many dangers outside,, cars,, predators,, getting lost,, bad people,, and more

[@lisasantos5434]

Seems like your always home-Jingle bells for sure ! Love all you guys !

[@ysaalejandra6422]

Awww Eleanor and Theodore like the chipmunks

[@midnightbdragon]

A doggy door that has a sensor that links to their collars could be a good idea. It locks unless it senses the collar within a certain range. They have ones that link to the microchips, too, if they are chipped. They also have something similar for food bowls to help animals from over eating. Like if they have more than one pet and one likes to eat from the other bowl, causing over eating. They would buy a bowl for each and link each bowl to one pet so no one over eats.

[@3arthIsGhetto]

They make an automatic door opening collar for this exact reason! Lil schemers sure are cute 🐈🐕🐾🐾🐾

[@3arthIsGhetto]

@@AvaandPumkinsCrazyTime my only other solution is to get a sensor for their collar that lets them know if they've gone past a barrier. It will be annoying to go fetch them each time but I don't see as many options without Hammy just having to get on a potty schedule.

[@ExcaliBurnGD]

Cat : follows behind 😂

[@pemanilnoob]

Or use his micro chip if he has one

[@Gaming.Trump.]

@@3arthIsGhettocat could go under him and get stuck

[@emir5009]

What

[@aprilystar3185]

Ooohhh ..., 😍 They are love each others...😚😻🐶😽❤

[@issacpack2295]

Eleanor is so adorable

[@TheRavenLord1]

No matter how many times I see nori, they keep getting cuter

[@SkillAuraG.O.A.T]

Ikr

[@Nasrin_Begum]

Nori's ears makes her cuter along with her innocent expressions ❤

[@MegCazalet]

Her round little head with tiny ears is just the cutest kitten thing I’ve ever seen.

[@liarucinska1705]

​@@Nasrin_Begumbro suffering isn't cute

[@Nasrin_Begum]

@@liarucinska1705 how is Nori suffering ?

[@momcat5213able]

Cats are very smart when it's something they want. A sensor controlled pet door would work until Theo learns to follow right behind Hammie when he goes out.😂

[@AllenTax]

So A failure product really.

[@lightfootlivery]

Yes, this is definitely a potential problem, as one of my cats proved.

[@aikotemblor9926]

Theodore ,Hammy ,Olivia ,Eleonor ❤️❤️❤️🐈🐈🐈🐕🐕🐕❤️❤️❤️

[@nuuttia]

My suggestion is a doggy door with a microchip scanner, which only opens for hammy's microchip

[@DAC_eq]

Use one of those sensor collars where the doggy door opens when it recognizes the sensor on the collar. Or you could make a cat porch where you use a bit of your garden 1/4 , as a outside for all of them. This place would be closed off, but they would all be able to go outside and feel the grass

[@anntol4166]

Censor caller T I m e d door

[@Katness07]

There are dog doors that have NFC sensors and just put one of the transmitters on Hammy's collar, and he will be the only one able to open the door. 😊

[@elysawesomeness2901]

Yea but hammy might let them out if he realized but yea that’s like the only way

[@4n4Queen]

Then the treat scheme all over again , treat for door. 😂

[@donnascott2617]

Hoping Hammy won't be too much of a gentleman who holds the door open for his friends;)

[@deevizm8035]

I was thinking something that scans the face of the pet and only opens it for the right pet, but that’s a bit excessive and I didn’t know the things mentioned in the comments above existed.

[@warpedalice]

The treat alliance is just brilliant.

[@ranjanajadhav8936]

Cat is so sweet ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Whiperr-]

I love how Eleanor is like a corgi, but as a cat 😂😂

[@parlapierrot]

It looks cute, but like the mutation that gives pugs their squish-face look, it creates problems for the cat. Limbs and joints evolve in tandem in animals, so when a particular animal is born with limbs that are too long or too short to match with their body/joints, it leads to issues. This happens with humans too - people who are very over or very under average height have joint and muscular issues over time.

[@nate_creates]

@@parlapierrotIt’s insane that no one seems to understand how cruel these breeds are. People only care about “cuteness” and don’t give a flying F about the cat’s welfare. They treat these living creatures like stuffed animals, but unlike a stuffed animal of course, these cats will suffer terribly later in life from preventable health problems. Buying these breeds is disgusting.

[@nealaskme6272]

If your pup has a microchip, there’s a automatic door that senses the chip and only opens when he’s by the door. Then it locks automatically, it’s a good alternative if you don’t like having your pup wearing a collar or anything that dangles from it in fear of getting snag or caught on something since he is very close to the ground 😊. But looks like everyone is already suggesting it

[@jonquadrojonquadro463]

It will not take long for cat to figure out how it works just like when we want to go to a gated community and you don't have the gate code😅

[@dumbman_]

1 thats gonna be expensive

[@kilisloe3474]

This won't work since both of them work as a team.

[@lancewiggs82]

I ❤ your pets ❤

[@anusreegoswami1705]

Theodore is so handsome ❤❤❤❤

[@mercat3297]

Make the outside safe for your cats by building a catio or enclosing your yard with fencing/netting that they can't escape from. I've also seen these things that you can add to the top of your fences that spin inward so your cats will just slip back into your yard or you add a 45° angle to all the tops and the cats won't even try to jump over it because they can't sense a landing spot. Something like that 😁

[@glenysdunford819]

Best Idea yes would work❤❤❤❤

[@elizabethconley4996]

I love this!!!

[@9babyeinstein]

Then the cats can enjoy the outdoors, too!

[@Zebedie01]

Hammy may need a collar that activates the door. Downside is he can still jailbreak his pals by being in close proximity to his door or block/remove the door and take Hammy on multiple walks per day to poo. My kitties escaped through the only window I never thought about until I actually saw them both one weekend sneaking back in like real burglars. Gotta love those furbabies.

[@user-ke6gn8pg3u]

Get an airlock. Put a scale in it that refuses to open the outer door when it's over the dogs weight. No fancy collar required just hit up your local NASA engineer.

[@gurmeet-gq3wx]

I like very much this video dog is very good

[@user-sh9rs4ir1h]

Nori is so cute

[@Usagisxlove]

They make dog doors with sensors that attach to your dog's collar. It will only unlock to let Hammy out. Keeps unwanted guests from getting in too!

[@zander7671]

The cat will learn to go out the same time the dog does!

[@necilya]

Damm it. And I thought I had just came up with that great invention. 😂

[@kennyapsangco9920]

The cat will learn to tailgate

[@Skittenmeow]

Also pet doors with a sensor tuned to a specific microchip number that can put the dogs number into. They're designed to stop other animals getting in by following a pet

[@zachdrasher128]

@@zander7671theo probably but the baby isnt smart enough to figure it out

[@alliecat2190]

I have a senior dog and for half of her life she was surrounded by cats. One of the things that we trained her with was putting a bell on the back door and teaching her to ring it when she needs to go outside.

[@Itz.JustxKa1lan1]

Ya my neighbor has a dog so she has a little bell she can ring when she wants to go outside it’s really cute but also smart

[@Emm325]

My dog was trained in this as well, however, she also took it as a free for all to go out and play in the yard…she was halfway there I guess …the evil lil genius!

[@malimcallister4659]

You could bell train Hammy and Olivia, My neighbors did it for their dog and it works great At first they gave a treat every time the dog rang bell. Then after a while, when the dog rang the bell would let the dog outside once the dog went out they gave the dog the treat. That way you can keep the barrier up that way Theo and Eleanore won’t escape. 😂 I wish you the best of luck and happy Fourth of July 🎆

[@JenJen0582]

That works fine unless someone is not home to let the pet out.

[@mariawhite7337]

My dog Bruno (bless his soul❤) used to grab your arm and DRAG you to the door when he needed to go potty. NO ONE trained him to do this. We did train him to growl and bark when you say 'CARNAGE' cause it was funny.

[@sandeepakurathi6614]

Hammy's smile in the end ☺️😍

[@user-kg8gs1mo8g]

You should try a cat patio half asleep. Chris made one and the design was really good. And I kept his cat safe when they wanted to go outside

[@bellaweller1095]

Train your dog to ring a bell by the door when he needs to go outside.

[@blanketdoggo2980]

My dog is trained to do this! It works rlly well! ❤

[@midnightrose5253]

@@blanketdoggo2980e’ve done this with out dog. Our only problem is now our cat rings the bell trying to get us to let him outside 😂

[@emmamullen3612]

@@midnightrose5253😂😂😂

[@GuyllianVanRixtel]

@@midnightrose5253 Nice.

[@klynnkeech90]

There are electronic dog doors that open with a dog's collar. That might work.😊

[@powersupply3333]

Nah bro, a good pet owner would never ever hurt their pet in any way shape or form unless necessary

[@hollowed1]

@@powersupply3333What? Did you reply to the wrong comment how is having electric doggy doors hurting them?

[@jfoxlives1]

@@hollowed1he/she thinks it’ll electrocute the animal without the collar because they said electronic

[@EraidFreefire]

Or even seeing if they can get one that works with their microchip.

[@powersupply3333]

@@jfoxlives1 yeah that's what I thought at first 💀

[@jackieboo6776]

A jail break ! Lol 😂😂😂

[@archangelmichaelsbeliever286]

Wow Hammy and Theodore are allies.👏👏👏🥰❤️ Theo is also brilliant like his sibling Hammy.😂

[@firstbradley3281]

Hammy and Theodore are truly brothers from different mothers

[@marlenealt3597]

Animals observe every thing. That's how they survive .Good luck.

[@richardpaxford5792]

Look at his little paws wiggle when you picked him up out of the tree ❤

[@kellybraille]

Omg it went by so fast I missed it the first time! Thanks for pointing it out, that's adorable ❤

[@aurorethebore]

Thank you for pointing those out. Made my day! 🥰🥰

[@elizabethdaniels3127]

Why don't you look into a keyed doggy door

[@balbarith45]

Make an outdoor enclosure for your pets. They can still enjoy the outdoors without the risk of them leaving the property.

[@lilidiaz3158]

Poor gladden!❤❤😂😂😂

[@sincerlysusie]

THIS IS THE VIDEO THAT MADE ME SUBSCRIBE I LOVE IT

[@psdale4]

What a absolute adorable trio.

[@xarmaa3324]

You can get a magnet activated doggie door with a collar that sets it off. It gives the dog enough time to get through but locks right behind so nothing can follow. We had one for our cat actually! It was great and even helped keep her safe when she got chased by a neighbor's cat. She got in safely and he was locked out. I highly recommend it!!!

[@nakalemashanita8999]

😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

[@oxytociniv404]

why isnt this top comment

[@DatTiger]

Yeah if Theo is that smart he might just start following hammy and leaving before it lock

[@JennicaDuncan]

I was about to mention this as well

[@POKEGU12ME]

R.I.P liv. You will be very much missed. I jope you recover from this, mate.

[@carmelitajones7779]

Theo's character fits him perfectly then.

[@Heartstopperobsession]

Eleanor's little legs 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺😊

[@jollyquinn430]

@SofiaGS-to6gi That's not cute. That breed should be forbidden. It's nor healthy at all. Poor kitten.

[@NilakshMalpotra]

​@@jollyquinn430arent kittens supposed to have legs that small look how small eleanor is

[@anonyxmqus]

@@NilakshMalpotra The Munchkin abnormality results in greatly shortened fore and hind limbs. This compromises the ability of affected animals to jump and may, possibly, increase their risk of joint disease. Short limbs are a key feature of the breed standards of both long and short-haired Munchkin cats. copied off google

[@ayannadsouza5648]

It's theodore😂

[@pepperbunz9093]

@@KoraiMiraidon Munchkin cats have a lot of health problems from their forced breeding. Also chill a bit, that's some big talk from someone using pokemon as their main identity. It's an alright game, but it's really meant for kids

[@user-zt8ld8hu2g]

Love how the dog is like,"how do I poo?"😂

[@AayanMohd-ly3ts]

Ikomom,zb j uf😊

[@darkknight_2b258]

You mean hammy?

[@mayeenahmed5006]

Your cats are so cute😊

[@3xEvyx3]

Also I'd give the kitties puzzles for food to get the mental enrichment. Cats start being "naughty" so to speak when they are bored.

[@Archersamuel597]

Hammy ,Olivia and Theo and Nori are the best pets I have ever known ❤😭

[@beverlysutliff8717]

I use STOP THE SCRATCH spray and my cat won’t go through the the doggie door at all. Totally works!

[@jeeaspirant2674]

Who is Nori?

[@krrrrrpellow292]

​@@jeeaspirant2674eleanor the kitten

[@jeeaspirant2674]

@@krrrrrpellow292 oh, thanks!

[@Stoneyplayzz]

What is this grammar. I have every known

[@sarahsaunders2654]

Put a bell near the door and train him to ring it if he wants to go out.

[@peggyjones9080]

That's exactly what I was going to say

[@AstroIcy]

But what if they are not home

[@rmt3589]

I was saying bark or scratch at the door, but this works better.

[@mamakath1966]

💜😊 Animals are incredibly SMART!! 😊💜

[@phoebemiukayesciae.valerio9204]

It's like my other cat who always find a way out of the house .😅

[@andreachristensen8287]

My cats have never figured out the doggie door. One has even sat next to it as the dogs came in and out and still don't understand how it works 😂

[@Strawberrykoal]

Or they don’t care.

[@smugduck6448]

"I don't know how he keeps getting out" "oh it must be that little door we made for our pets to go out"

[@jasondixon1314]

right, is this guy stupid? did he think the cat was fucking kool-aid manning through walls?

[@B__Khan]

Yeah idiots😂

[@zoyaa9749]

You get those microchip pet doors you can install. It will only read and open the door for a certain animal with the microchip that's allowed to go and won't open for other animals with the microchip not allowed to go out. You cab scan and set the animal's microchip that's allowed to open the door and go out. Hope it helps x

[@CHARIZARD1926]

I love this Animal family.

[@Iblamethebarrels]

I recommend training hammy to use a bell at the door to communicate when he needs to go outside. Attach a bell to the door that hangs low enough for him to reach. Sidenote, make sure the holes of the bell are small enough that his nails dont get caught in it. Everytime you let him outside, make it a point to ring the bell. Eventually he will associate that sound with being let outside

[@missyfix3508]

How does that work when they're at work 9-10 hours?

[@harmlesscivilian]

How practical 😐

[@courtneybrown516]

​@brycreeper2595or as my cats figured out, if you make the bells ring the dogs get excited and come running to the back door, so the cat is a jerk & rings the bells just to watch the chaos.

[@Vibrantix]

What I do is I put a bell on my door hanging down from the handle and train my dogs to jingle the bells when they need to go outside. Thats a suggestion for hammy 😁

[@melissacochrane]

You should train hammy to ring a bell that’s on the door for when he wants to go potty

[@Akarui64]

There are microchips you can put in hammy's collar than will unlock the doggy door only when he goes through and locks untill he comes back. Im not sure what brand, but I know it exists because someone on yt had one for their cat and it worked pretty well

[@TheBrickBasher1996]

Wait, that’s a thing?

[@Akarui64]

@@TheBrickBasher1996 yes

[@Anne-17333]

An automatic door with a sensor collar might work, though Theo might just figure that out too lol

[@stridergaming91]

elenor is such a cute baby

[@annieteunis-sx2dc]

I'd get one of those collars for Hammy that makes the doggy door only open for him.

[@cesarvalles415]

Teamwork makes the dream work😂

[@Angelikaliu1331]

Literally 😂

[@aspin_]

My grandparents had a bell by the door that their dog learned to ring with his paw whenever he needed to go outside, might be helpful

[@aspin_]

@@-ItsKatHere- he did that as well, so for my dog I just get her on a schedule and she seems to do well with that

[@Wadedoesstuff]

Bro is a literal moncat

[@naturehearts127]

Imagine if Theo wine tout the doggie door and went to the store and got hammy treats -

[@Ashat_07]

I think there is a kind of dog door that only opens for a certain collar tag you could try one of those. I don’t know much about them though, ant if it would even work. Btw- you have got some cute animals!

[@r3l1csvk]

problem is the cat might realize that and would tag along basically creating a choo-choo train

[@czam3547]

It's the iconic dog-cat duo

[@maxamillion2021]

Bro really likes the trees

[@Fire-Fox17]

ELEONOR IS SO CUTE❤❤❤❤😂😂

[@Reb-0811]

The only problem with an automatic door with sensor collar is that a smart cat like Theodore will figure out how to ride on Hammy's coattails, so to speak, and get out. I've had this very same problem with my cats and dog. Those doors don't close quickly enough to prevent a determined feline. I think your best option is to "cat-escape-proof" the outside space the doggy door leads to. There are screens that can be mounted on fences or walls that sit at a 45 degree angle inward, that a cat will not scale. Cutting back any greenery they can use to climb out is also a must. If you're moving to DC, you might want to wait to plan/install all this.

[@justmagdalenadownhere]

how does theo keep getting out? *has a literal animal-sized door*

[@fismail4330]

"He isnt big enough to get out uses hammy first to get out"

[@justmagdalenadownhere]

@@fismail4330 dude that cat is obviously able to fit through that door

[@peterclarke7006]

​@@fismail4330you've never owned a cat, obviously. The whole "cats are water" thing exists for a reason.

[@SomeOne-wr1wr]

​@@fismail4330???? How the... what?

[@fismail4330]

@@peterclarke7006 I own a cat bro

[@bantasingh9458]

Legend says they are still playing-Thank you Og freez tag players we love you

[@AmericaFavorites]

We use a bell for our dogs, it’s really simple, u can get a bell on the floor or one that attaches to your door

[@GQtheGamer]

What we do is we have a bell on the back door that we've trained out dog to ring when she needs to go outside. Works really well!

[@Mandrake_root]

My family always trained our dogs to ring a bell by the door when they wanted to go out. Annoying, yeah, but very useful. My parents switched to a doggy door eventually bc all kids were graduated and their home offices were upstairs.

[@Spiritwolf145]

Same here, that's what I was going to suggest :) it can be a little difficult sometimes to discern when they actually have to go and they just want attention haha

[@DSE233]

Yes, I was going to suggest that too!

[@mini3681]

Not the "how do I poo" 😭