They offer a huge variety of already-made signs, but I couldn't find one that said exactly what I wanted. Just scroll down the left-hand column on the home page and you will see an option that says "design your own sign" or words to that effect.
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We have finally put a locking mailbox outside our gate post so the mail person doesn't have to "invade" the front porch everyday. I wonder if it would work to have a phone number on the sign for people to call in if they need to enter the property? That would give you a heads up and time to locate and contain the dog.
I really like Cheri's sign. Maybe something for delivery people to blow horn. Maybe "sound horn" at bottom. I had to smile at the idea for putting my number on the sign. I think in some neighborhoods that would be a great idea, but I had to laugh at the idea of all our neighbor's having our phone number! THat would be a long story to explain it. No offense, I think in some instances that would be an excellent idea. Thanks for all the ideas. Very very helpful!
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What amazes me, other than running from the dog especially after told it was friendly, was that anyone living and/or delivering to a farm or ranch would not automatically close the gate behind them once they entered. That is just basic manners when living/working in farm/ranch country.
But, given the levels of human stupidity that seems rampant these days, i think I'd lock the gate and either have whoever wants in call (they generally have a phone number) or, if they're delivering something eithr pick it up myself or have them make advance arrangements to deliver the package.
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Re: Gate signs
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