Invisible Fence® Brand systems Saskatchewan are invisible boundary systems for your yard and home! It keeps your pet out of harm's way and prevents unwanted behaviours throughout your home and yard. The systems are safe, humane, and highly recommended by Veterinarians, Behaviorists, and pet experts. Over the last 45 years, they have helped more than two million pets and their owners lead safe and harmonious lives together, and their exclusive training program allows dogs and cats to learn their boundaries without fear, distress, or behavioural harm. Invisible Fence Saskatchewan is your Trusted Saskatoon Pet fencing solution expert!
Thousands of dog owners search for how to stop a dog from jumping up on people, doors, tables, fences, furniture, etc. You’re not alone! Greeting behaviour, door charging and jumping up are all common dog behaviour problems that a little patience and training can help overcome. As a company that has worked with over 3,000,000 pets, Invisible Fence® Brand has solutions to train your dog to stop jumping.
Keep reading to learn why dogs jump and how to prevent the behaviour with training tips, toys and dog barriers.
Why Do Dogs Jump?
In all the excitement of a new arrival, it’s common for dogs to charge the front door or jump on visitors when they enter the house. Many dogs jump to get your attention. Knowing why your dog jumps is an important first step to training your dog to stop jumping on people.
Training Tips to Stop My Dog from Jumping on People
There are several training methods to prevent your dog from jumping on people. Regardless of which approach you take, remember teaching your dog not to jump takes patience and practice.
Some of the more common tips to prevent your dog from jumping on people at the door often include:
- Rewarding good behavior
- Teaching your dog to sit and stay
- Withholding attention
- Putting your dog on a leash
- Crate training your dog
- Moving your dog to another room
Toys to Stop My Dog from Jumping on People
More specifically, if you have a dog that likes to jump up on people as they enter your home, you can also try keeping your dog occupied with some toys. Providing your dog with a toy like the
Busy Buddy® Chamomile-Scented Calming Toys will keep your dog engaged when visitors arrive. We like this approach because it allows you to practice with your dog, while still giving them independence to play.
Barriers to Stop My Dog from Jumping on People
Physical barriers, like baby gates, are another way to stop your dog from jumping up. The downside to physical barriers is that they are an eyesore and a hassle for humans to climb over. Invisible® barriers, like the
Shields® Gate or Indoor Shields® Solutions, give you the best of both worlds. You can use these to train your dog to stop jumping up, while still letting you and your guests roam the halls (and doorways) seamlessly.
At Invisible Fence Brand of Saskatchewan, they're passionate about protecting pets — so you can focus on fun! Get more information on the solutions they offer by visiting their listing in the Trusted Pets and Vets category.
Owner, Bradley Wiebe has been installing windows and doors in Saskatoon and area for over 10 years. They only install Canadian manufactured windows and doors. These products are built for the Saskatchewan climate. Brad takes pride in ensuring that his client’s windows and doors are installed correctly and that quality products are being used. In their latest Saskatoon windows and door tip they share some info from an article by Plygem on going green. Wiebe Windows & More are Trusted Saskatoon Windows & Door Experts!
IS IT TIME FOR YOU TO GO GREEN?
ENERGY STAR® is a government-backed program helping businesses and individuals protect the environment through superior energy efficiency. The ENERGY STAR® symbol helps consumers quickly and easily identify major appliances and other energy-using equipment that save energy. Products that display the ENERGY STAR® symbol have been tested according to prescribed procedures and have been found to meet or exceed higher energy efficiency levels without compromising performance.
By choosing ENERGY STAR® qualified products, buyers save energy and money on utility bills, and reduce air pollution without sacrificing the features, versatility or style they expect from high-performing products. With our sixty-seven-year presence in the Canadian marketplace, our windows and doors have been proudly wearing the ENERGY STAR® symbol for many years and we continue to strive to develop energy-efficient products to allow our customers to save money in energy costs; while not compromising on aesthetics.
To find out more about ENERGY STAR® in Canada, please visit: http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/energy/products/energystar/about/12529
Canada has been divided into three climate zones based on annual average temperature. Zone 1 is the mildest and Zone 3 is the coldest.
Sunview Windows and Doors manufacture windows in their Saskatoon factory. They install new and replacement windows for homeowners and businesses in Saskatoon and across Saskatchewan. They also sell high quality doors and security shutters Sunview Windows and Doors are Trusted Saskatoon Window, Door & Sunroom Experts.
Sunview Windows and Doors Saskatoon Entry Door Design Ideas
Make Your Grand Entrance
While any old door will provide passage to and from your home, high-style doors can make a great first impression and offer a peek at your home’s interior decor. Browse photos of distinctive doors in our Door Gallery to get ideas for your own home.
The handcrafted refined traditional beauty in revolutionary products offered by Madero in their new fibreglass series. Looking for a high-quality, complete door and hardware package for your home? Contact us, we offer a wide array of door designs. You will be amazed by the configurations with highly customizable glass. We have hardware options suitable for both interior and exterior applications.
Coloured Doors your thing?
Feng Shui Front Doors
A red front door is thought to invite good energy in Feng Shui. Unique details, such as a sleek handle actually designed for an appliance, make this custom wood-and-glass door catch the eye.
Hello Yellow
When paired with blue siding and white moulding, this vibrant yellow door becomes a bright focal point that sets a cheerful tone before one even enters this home.
What ever option you prefer the look of, you need to ensure that it will work for your family. That's where we come in! The Sunview Windows and Doors team are skilled professionals. Our goal is to provide the best possible experience from beginning to end!
Sunview Windows and Doors manufacture windows in their Saskatoon factory. They install new and replacement windows for homeowners and businesses in Saskatoon and across Saskatchewan. They also sell high quality doors and security shutters. Sunview Windows and Doors are Trusted Saskatoon Window, Door & Sunroom Experts. In their latest windows tip they share info on mitigating energy loss through your windows.
Energy Loss Through Windows Explained by Sunview Windows Team
Windows and doors in Saskatoon and area are often a major factor in energy loss in your home. Single-paned windows that have metal frames are not well insulated and do not keep the heat in or out very well. The edges of doors and windows account for a large amount of air leakage. Energy loss through windows is the largest and most variable loss in buildings and has major implications on energy consumption and peak heating and cooling loads.
Types of Windows
Windows only take up between 5-10% of a home's total surface area that is exposed to outside temperatures but accounts for as much as 53% of the heat lost in a home. Older homes are more susceptible to heat loss because of the structure of the windows. Your options to fix these heat losses are to either purchase new windows or to try some low-cost efforts to repair the window. The idea is to purchase the most energy-efficient windows possible given your budget and your specific needs. Double and Triple Paned Windows are designed with a trapped air space about half an inch thick, which functions as an insulator. It works by restricting the amount of air movement, slowing down the heat loss through windows. Low Emissivity Windows have a clear coating on the window to reduce heat loss or gain. This is an almost invisible coat of semi-conductor or metal oxide film that is applied directly to the glass or on a plastic film that is placed between the two window panes.
There are two different types of Low-E coatings, hard coats and soft coats. Soft coats are the most effective at reflecting heat and are better insulators of heat. The hard coat is incorporated directly into the surface of the glass and is less likely to be mechanically damaged, so in most cases, they are used in single-pane storm windows. Windows that are made with low-E films are usually approximately 15-25% more costly than regular double-glazed windows. They will also reduce energy loss by around 30-50%. The energy savings will pay for the higher cost of the windows in around 10 years. Argon Gas is a motionless gas that manufacturers use to fill the space between the panes of glass to reduce heat loss. Argon gas is often used because it is a better insulator than air and has a relatively low cost compared to the alternatives. Low-conductivity spacers separate two pieces of glass when making an insulated glass unit.
Window Frame
The way that the window frame is put together has a great impact on the required maintenance and life span of the window. Aluminium frames require little to no maintenance and generally have a long life span. Fibreglass frames are not very available but are high in energy efficiency. Some of these models are filled with a foam insulator to better insulate heat. Vinyl frames require no maintenance and perform well thermally. Wood frames insulate well and have a long life span but they need to be protected from the weather. U-values let you know how much heat is getting through your window. Low U-values mean that there is very little heat getting through the window. Solar heat gain coefficients (SHGC) let you know how much of the sun’s energy is being transferred through the window frame. Ensure that your window is installed properly by getting a professional to install it; a poorly installed window will not work as efficiently.
How to stop energy loss through windows you already have
If you are unable to replace your current windows, there are other ways to improve efficiency and reduce energy loss. You should install storm windows. You can install these windows on the inside or the outside. Your insulation will improve by the dead air that is trapped between the windows. There are a few different types of storm windows such as rigid plastic storm windows, which are attached to the window with a mounting strip. There are the single-pane storm windows, which are to be installed each fall and removed each spring. There are permanent storm windows, which are more convenient than the removable type and have both screening and glass in the same unit. Temporary storm windows are plastic and are attached to the frame with tightly shrunken two-sided tape. Lastly, there are window coverings such as blinds and curtains that can help lower the possibility of heat loss, especially at night. Make sure that your window covering does not restrict the movement of air because it can cause the window to sweat.
In our latest tip Trusted explains why the best insulation choice for Saskatoon properties is spray foam Insulation.
Spray foam insulation is commonly used in Canada for several reasons:
Energy Efficiency
Spray foam insulation is known for its high R-value, which indicates its effectiveness in reducing heat transfer. It provides a superior thermal barrier, minimizing air leakage and reducing energy consumption for heating and cooling. Proper insulation is crucial for maintaining comfortable indoor temperatures and lowering energy bills in Canada's cold climate.
Air Sealing
Spray foam insulation is an effective air barrier, sealing gaps, cracks, and other areas where air leakage may occur. This helps to prevent drafts, moisture infiltration, and the entry of outdoor pollutants, improving indoor air quality and reducing the risk of mold or moisture-related issues.
Versatility
Spray foam insulation can be applied to various surfaces, including walls, ceilings, attics, and crawl spaces. It conforms to irregular shapes and fills cavities effectively, providing seamless coverage. It is particularly useful for insulating hard-to-reach areas or spaces with complex geometries.
Longevity
When properly installed, spray foam insulation has a long lifespan. It does not settle or degrade over time, maintaining its insulating properties and performance for many years. This durability reduces the need for frequent insulation replacements or upgrades.
Soundproofing
Spray foam insulation also offers soundproofing benefits by reducing airborne noise transmission. It can help create a quieter and more peaceful indoor environment by minimizing noise from outside sources or between different rooms.
It's worth noting that there are different types of spray foam insulation, such as open-cell and closed-cell foam, each with its specific characteristics and applications. The choice of spray foam insulation type may depend on budget, insulation requirements, building design, and local building codes and regulations. Professional consultation and installation by trained experts are recommended to ensure proper installation and optimal performanc