Abstract: An adaptable door mounting support for acquiring a door gap and for supporting a door slab. The door mounting support comprises a frame member including first and second A-shaped segments interconnected by a rectangular bottom section and together defining a door support channel therebetween, and a tie device configured to meter the door gap and hold the door slab off the ground. A width of the door support channel is equal or larger than a thickness of the door slab. The tie device includes a cable tie extending between the A-shaped segments and across the door support channel, and a locking member attached to the cable tie by sliding over the cable tie. The locking member is slidable over the cable tie in one direction only and is lockable on the cable tie to adjust a distance between the cable tie and the bottom section of the frame member.

Abstract: The invention provides a dispenser configured to house one or more freely moveable treats in a hollow interior cavity and to randomly release treats through a limited number of dispensing holes only if a treat is in a limited orientation relative to a dispensing hole. The dispenser is made of a flexible, resilient material into a shape that promotes an irregular bounce when the dispenser contacts a generally flat surface. The dispenser can be used to promote prolonged engagement by challenging a pet to cognitively manipulate the dispenser so that treats inside the dispenser are randomly released.