[Marvelmama]

Hey all! Down here in FL we're finally coming into open window weather. We'll have it for probably another month or so. We have a sliding glass door that goes into our unfenced back yard. I love having that door open with the screen closed. My 5 month old land shark is great about not pushing on it or anything but I am afraid a bird or butterfly (she loves all things that fly) with come flying by & straight through the screen she'll go. I looked for baby gates for screen doors & surprisingly there's nothing out there. I'm not sure if a regular baby gate would work? Any suggestions or experience with this one? Thanks!

 

[Orphan Heidi]

Here's a bunch of suggested baby/doggy gates. You might need to rig something if it doesn't fit perfectly.
The first one only opens to 24" but would be better than nothing.

https://kiddieproofers.com/product/cardinal-gates-lock-n-block-sliding-door-gate/

https://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Pet-Supplies-Dog-Doors-Gates-Ramps/zgbs/pet-supplies/2975346011

https://www.walmart.com/browse/pets/dog-gates-doors/5440_202072_549873

 

[wolfy dog]

What about a fence? I have a small fenced area for them to go in and out in nice weather. For training and fun at home we use the non-fenced area as I am with them at all times.

 

[bigguy]

A baby gate should work awesome actually. We are thinking of using the same here so we can let Ringo out of his cage more often.

 

[Orphan Heidi]

What about a fence? I have a small fenced area for them to go in and out in nice weather. For training and fun at home we use the non-fenced area as I am with them at all times.

Yes, this is the IDEAL solution if you can fence an area for him. I'd still put duct tape (several strands) on the screen door to make sure puppy can see it and not bust through it.