Childproof Lazy Susan

BAHAHA, I'm sorry that just sounds funny....makes me think of a cleaning supply commercial lol would love to see a picture of that...can you not get the old fashioned baby door locks that go on the inside, that have a lever that you have to push to release?

Since you don't want to marr your new cabinets, which I totally understand. Can you put up a walk-thru gate to keep the dog out. We had a border collier lab mix that was very smart. She was able to open closed doors. I feel your pain. She did not, however, learn that she could jump gates. :)

LOL! Sorry, I really hope you get your problem solved (I wouldn't have a clue how). I really needed your post this morning. So thanks! for putting a smile on my face.

Have a great day and enjoy your Santa pubby.

Oh Thank you I needed that good laugh. I nearly fell out of my chair and the tears are still rolling down my face!

Sorry, don't have an answer but wanted to say thank you for the smile. That was a great visual!

We found a lazy susan lock at Target. I think it was by Safety 1st. After a while (maybe a year), the inside piece broke and we had to replace it, but it was easy to use and the visible part was about the size of two half dollars. If you google lazy susan locks, it's the first one that shows up.

you might be able to ask the company where you bought your cabnets if they have something.
I did the same thing when I was 2 or 3 years old with playing in the flour. It was all over the floor. My mom had somekind of hat or something that she used with the flour and I put it on my head. I can just picture your floor white with the flour and your black dog no longer black. What a sight to come home to.
However you will have a story to tell your family at Thanksgiving when you are stressed. It will make you laugh later down the road.

you are going to have to attach some type of lock to it. My sil has child proof locks that go on the inside and work with a magnet http://www.amazon.com/Cabinet-Locks-Magnetic-Tot-Starter/... but there is also this lock http://www.kidsafeinc.com/product/11621/Lazy-Susan-Cabine...
you could also just move the things that you don't want your lab getting into (like flour) to a higher safer cabinet.

Sorry I have no advice to offer but have to say as the owner of two labs myself this just made me laugh and laugh!!!! My 2 have been known to do some crazy things too, but i can just visualize one overed in flour !!!! Oh my !!! Best of luck.