Dog doors, often referred to as doggie doors or pet doors are miniature swinging doors that, installed in a door or wall, will allow your dog or cat access to the backyard without making it necessary for someone to let them in and out. This would be convenient for the pet owner because they do not need to be interrupted by their pet if the pet wants to go outdoors. Dog doors or pet doors are easy way to solve some pet-related issues such as indoor soiling or urinating. Some dogs have a hard time communicating when they need to go outside, they need to learn the skill to be able to communicate with the owner effectively. With, the dog doors install on your doors, you pet can go in and out of the house immediately. With the use of pet doors, you can also eliminate the scratches on your doors.
There is a variety of dog doors that is available in the market today. Pet owners will have plenty to choose from that would suit their preference and dog's need. What are the things to consider in selecting a door for your dog? In selecting a pet door, first you have to consider the size of your pet. The size usually ranges from small that could accommodate dogs such as Chihuahuas and Teacup Poodles, medium for dogs such as Beagle, large for dogs such as German Shepherds and extra large for dogs such as Rottweilers.
The next thing to consider in selecting a door for your pet is the type of door. The usual materials for these are thick plastics, vinyl and rubber.
Types of Dog Doors
Vinyl flaps. This type of door is made of heavy vinyl that can make entrance and exit for your dogs and stops other small animals such as rodents from entering your home.
Magnetic-locked door. This is like the top-hinged version, but with an added magnetic switch that keeps the door closed until your dog, wearing a small magnet on his collar, triggers the switch to open. This door cuts down on drafts so it's ideal for cold-weather climates.
Hinged at the top and swings both directions: this allows your dog to come and go, but has the drawback of allowing the same freedom to other animals his size or smaller.
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