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My dog keeps eating anything put thru my letter box!

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SurreyGuy | 10:26 Mon 02nd Oct 2006 | Home & Garden
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I've tried putting a letter cage at the back of the letter box, but the flap on it lifts and she STILL manages to get hold of anything that arrives! I have tried making sure the flap doesn't lift, but then stuff then hangs out of my letterbox and gets wet!

I'd like to fix something to the wall outside my front door that will hold newspapers and letters, but I have no idea where to get anything like that, so any help/suggestions would be gratefully received.

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They sell good size letterboxes in your local B&Q that you can fix to your outside wall They are lockable so your mail is safe.
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Thanks - that may do the job, but it doesn't look like it'd take papers and mags, but I can have a look.
How about some of these?
http://www.postboxshop.com/home.php
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Superb! Thanks. A couple of those fit the bill nicely.

I really like the American-style box - shame it's not lockable. Also, I bet the little sods round my way would snap the flag off!
try posting letters with chilli powder in them a few times he should soon get the message!!!!
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I bought a letter box / mailbox from http://www.mailboxesgb.co.uk .

Got their 1270v model. Careful when using the site though, because it's flash, when you hit the back button on the browser, it takes you to the previous website - a little annoying!

Good luck

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