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Home » Articles » PetDoors » Understanding How Pet Doors Work
If you have a pet, like a cat or a dog, you might be trying to figure out a
way to give them a bit of independence from being locked inside a room or tied
somewhere. The friendliest cats and dogs are still animals, and they have a
natural instinct to be outside from time to time. On the other hand, pets have
to be protected from things that might hurt them, like cars on the street, and
with pet doors, most owner can satisfy both needs.
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Understanding How Pet Doors Work
What They Are
Pet doors are nothing but trap doors or flaps that are installed on doors and
that your pet can push open to go outside without you opening the door for it.
Pet doors are easy to install if you have the right tools and know how. If you
decide to do the job yourself, you can get information on how to install your
pet door at your local pet supplies store or home depot. Of course, it's always
easier (albeit more expensive) to hire a professional to do the job.
Convenience and Safety
While useful, pet doors are not recommended for every single case. If you are in
an apartment, for example, obviously you cannot have pet doors in your home.
Another case that is not so common is when dog owners have backyards with no
fences. Even if you have a large yard, it is still not safe to simply allow your
pet to roam freely outside. It might even be illegal, depending on where you
live. Even if not prohibited by law, you have to take into consideration your
dog's safety above all.
Being outside puts your dog in a lot of risks: cars can hit it and injure or
kill it, people might take it with them, other animals can attack it, (or it can
attack other pets, putting you in legal problems), and many more. Before
installing pet doors into your home, think about whether or not it is a good
idea for you and your lifestyle.
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