Theft of fridge contents

[Double_choc_lab]

My choc lab has discovered how to open the fridge door. Yesterday while I was out he demolished a whole rocky road cheesecake, doz eggs, family sized pasta bake, ham, yoghurts, gammon steak. I restocked last night, wedged big plastic dog bed against the fridge door - failure - today he ate 28 rashers of bacon, 4 chicken breasts, packet of ham and a couple of creme caramels.

Childproof lock doesn't fit door so old fashioned method - piece of rope around the fridge and through the handle - very smart.

Funnily enough he left the out of date savour eggs.

Thought I'd better not check the list of unsafe foods - he's probably had the lot.

 

[blackcob]

I've lost two blocks of cheddar in a week - funny how she'll take the cheese but not the open packet of chicken thighs?!

After much experimentation and a wasted fiver on a fridge lock, two strips of duct tape seems to do the trick. Fingers crossed...

 

[soloabe]

This is why i have a crate!

 

[Slinkyunicorn]

Haha!!

Our old setter could open fridges and she learnt how to open child locks. She would open it and the labrador would happily help to empty it!!

We used to tie it shut

 

[Alexart]

I used to have a cat that opened the fridge - he would take the cheese and the cucumbers??!! - the dog would eat the rest!!! Child lock worked for mine - cat sat for weeks and screamed at the fridge!!!

 

[Patches]

Our cousin's Cocker Spaniel could open their fridge door. We gave them a 25lb weight to stick on the floor in front of it. Bit of a bind to move it, but saved untying knots all day.