I have seen the dog with my own eyes scratch this door, but there could be
some kind of coating on it.

"Minnie Bannister" wrote in message
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I aqgree with the other posters that glass is very hard, and I would not
have expected that a dogs claws would mark it. Is it perhaps an
anti-glare or anti-UV *coating* on the glass that is getting scratched?

MB


On 03/11/04 08:58 am jmagerl put fingers to keyboard and launched the
following message into cyberspace:

I too have a sliding glass door that is totally fogged over from the
scratches of two big rotweillers the previous owner had. I would have
said
the same thing until I saw this door. I was going to replace the door
since
the scratches go from floor to ceiling.

Is there anything on the market that would minimize the scratches. My

dog

has scratched it badly trying to get out to get to a squirrel that
teases
her daily. TIA

This does not make sense. Glass is harder than a dog's nails, so the
dog nails cannot scratch glass. Are you sure your door is not
Plexiglas? You could train the dog to stay away from the "glass"
door.