Goat Bell by durleybeachbum
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I bought this to train Rosie to come in from the garden when called.
I am sorry to tell you that rattling the biscuit box works much more effectively.
See it unpostworked Here
Comments (16)
You must be kidding Andrea !! Lol.
LOL...now I am waiting for your post of a fantastic photo of the biscuit box! This is a beautiful photo of the bell..both before and after the PW.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
she is a smart dog !! I love the un-postworked photo better
Thanks for the early-morning chuckle! nice work on the bell I agree that we need to see the biscuit box
Lovely but why am I not surprised the biscuit tin worked better :o)))
Lovely, we have a Goat bell hung in our Kitchen,
HAHAHA I could have told you that :-) Now the cats are coming when I use the teaspoon on the bowl outside :-) After all it is the food bowl :)
Amazing postwork on it :)
You're post work has turned a bell made of some base metal into a lovely silver work of art. My cat used to come at the sound of the can opener.
I know the biscuit thing, My two will sit outside the kitchen door watching me when I am cooking, with a look of, come on where is it then?
LOL Rosie is a very smart dog ! Cute little bell, wonderful postwork Andrea.
Awesome captures!
I like both bell photos and had to laugh about rattling the biscuit box - in our house it was the old electric can opener.
Yes, mine all come at the sound of a can lid being opened. Their internal clocks are amazing sometimes. I love the postwork on this, beautifully done!
Trent and David had an indoor cat that got out several years ago. They wandered around the neighborhood rattling the treat can, calling the cat. Apparently many cats come to the sound of a rattling treat can, because they met a LOT of neighbor cats! LOL! Maybe you should rattle the treat box, then ring the bell. Maybe she'll learn to associate the sounds and come to the sound of the bell. I've got a timer on my phone now that goes off every three hours so we remember to take Mandy out often enough. She's not reliable these days about asking. Now whenever the harp sounds from the phone, she gets up (assuming she's awake) and waits to go out. Love the pic, btw. :)