If you’re looking for a letter box cage that can accommodate a lot of mail, look no further than ours! I think it removes the risk of harm coming to the postie and makes them feel safe too as they know two large dogs are in the house. If you have a mischievous puppy or dog that has taken a liking to the taste of your post, a letterbox cage can be easily fitted to the front of your house. If the intruder(because that's what he was) had been in her kitchen to commit an evil deed like the ones we see every day in the newspapers, wouldn't the dog of be seen as an hero?

This can include allowing the dog to meet the post person or training them to go to their bed and stop barking with rewards. If your door opens against a wall, or part wall like mine, you will need to put a door stopper behind to prevent it fully opening and squashing the box. It is also more visually appealing than wire cages and can blend in well with the exterior of your home. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

If an outside letterbox or external parcel mailbox is the way to prevent your pooch from chewing the mail, Letterbox Supermarket can assist. I am a great believer in an English man and his castle, and my first thoughts if someone put their fingers through my letterbox and my dog bit them would be well it's my home, my letterbox so not my dogs fault! I'm still not clear from the story whether any internal doors were shut and I would certainly expect people to feel free to open an unlocked gate and walk up to the door.

For example when I have pups, the Mums can't wait to show them off and are more than happy to have visitors from day one, though are a tad watchful if someone should pick one up when they are still very young. We all need to look at things from the postmans point of view too, and the postman/woman is doing us a service in delivering our letters, therefore we should do all that we can to help them to do this safely after all we want our mail. However, the use of letterbox cages and guards is of importance and regardless of the perceived risk, it is better to ‘edge of the side of caution’ to ensure both dog and public safety.This led to the birth of LetterBoxer, a stunning, hand-built letter box cage that is sleek, functional, and uniquely British. Whilst this product is well made, the reason I would not recommend it is because it restricts the door opening too much. Personally, if I did have a dog that was likely to attack, I would see it as my responsibility to always have it behind sufficient locks to ensure that nobody could accidently come across it.