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The Most Popular Dog Doors In The U.S. Are Designed For Dog Owners.
We are now the home of Patio Pacific, PetSafe and Staywell Dog Doors.
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PetSafe designed the Dog Door to be easy to use, and easy to install. PetSafe dog doors are designed to fit in almost any door or wall. Of course, with a PetSafe Dog Door you always get complete, step-by-step, easy to follow instructions. Dog owners love our doors, and so will you. In fact, our doors have been the most popular dog doors in the U.S. since 1952!
We'd also like to introduce you to the Patio Pacific dog door.
In 2001 Patio Pacific set out to design and build the best pet door flap ever made. The award winning Endura Flap Pet Door for Doors and Walls.
If you've never owned a pet door before, you're going to be very satisfied. It does what you think it should.
But if you have ever owned a pet door, hold on to your socks. You're not going to believe how much better this is to that what you've had in the past. Please take a look at the Endura flap Pet Door Information that we've provided. We think you'll begin to see what we're so proud of.
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Check out our Article on How to Measure Your Pet and Choose a Pet Door.
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Patio Pacific Dog Doors
The best, most highly engineered pet door flap ever made. Tired of replacing worn out, leaking flaps? You owe it to yourself to investigate the Endura Flap.
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Extreme Weather Dog Door
In hot or cold climates, the PetSafe Extreme Weather Pet Doors saves energy while giving your pal his freedom.
Three flap system offers the best protection for extreme climates. Fits standard doors.
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Plastic Dog Door
The Plastic Pet Door frame is tough and durable, withstanding constant use with ease. The dog door flap seals securely to insulate and protect your home's temperature.
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Wall Entry Pet Door
New! The telescoping tunnel fits 4 3/4" to 7 1/4" thick walls! Place it anywhere you have a clear inside and outside wall area, from the garage, kitchen, mudroom, anywhere!
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Electronic Dog Door
The PetSafe Electronic Smart Door recognizes the collar "SmartKey" on your dog and unlocks to allow your dog access. The sensing range is adjustable up to 3 feet.
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Patio Panel Dog Doors
These Patio Panel Dog Doors are beautifully made of high quality materials designed to match your existing Sliding Glass Door.
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PetSafe Freedom Dog Door
With a sturdy aluminum frame, this dog door can withstand the rigors of constant use, and the single dog door flap has a weather-tight seal to protect the inside of your home from the outside environment.
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PetSafe Smart Pet Doorbell
The PetSafe Smart Pet Doorbell Alerts you when your pet needs in or out! Say goodbye to the scratching, barking, and whining when your pet needs to go outside. No more waiting in the doorway for your pet to return.
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Cat & Dog Screen Door
Installs in metal or fiber screens. Can also be installed in screened windows between the kitchen and patio as a food and drink pass-through.
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Replacement Flaps
Replacement Pet Door Flaps for PetSafe Classic, PetSafe Quick Fit Dog Doors, PetSafe Wall Dog Doors, PetSafe Extreme Weather and PetSafe Freedom Dog Doors.
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Dog Doors Free You Both By: dogs favorite
It’s a typical scene. Your dog starts scratching and whining at the door, so you let him out. Two minutes later, your dog wants to come in. The process is repeated so many times you feel like pulling out your hair. Before you end up bald, consider investing in a dog door.
Dog doors are installed in one of your home doors and allow your pet the freedom of coming and going into your yard at will. To properly use this door you need to have a fenced yard. Your dog can access the yard when they need it, and return to the home without having to interrupt your schedule constantly.
Installing a dog door isn’t difficult with the right tools if you are somewhat handy. If you don’t feel up to the task, have a handyman come out and take care of the job. Once the door is in place you will need to teach your dog how to use it. Introduce your dog to the door by approaching it together and show your pet how the door moves and what kind of noises it makes. For dogs that have never seen a pet door before, it can be a bit intimidating. Let your dog sniff and paw the door if they want to. Open the door so that your pet can see the yard. If you have a helper, let them stand outside and call your dog.
If your dog goes out willingly make sure they get back in just as easily and your job is done. For a reluctant pup you may need to gently push your dog through a few times letting them see that nothing serious will happen and that they get to go outside. You can also bring over a friends dog that knows how to get through a dog door and let them demonstrate. Once your pet has learned how to use the dog door, freedom of movement is achieved.
Dog doors come in a variety of models. The most typical is a simple mechanical door that is sized properly for your pet. Doors can be locked from the inside to prevent intruders from entering, be they human or animal. Another type is electronic. Your dog wears a transmitter on his collar. When your dog approaches the door, the transmitter is recognized by the sensor in the door and the door opens. This keeps all other animals from using the door, a nice feature if you have animals that roam your neighborhood unsupervised.
When combined with proper fencing a dog door can provide both you and your pet with freedom. Knowing that you can leave your dog at home while you work, and not having to worry about accidents if you get caught there late, is quite a relief. Not having to jump up every time your pet wants to go out or come in frees you to do other things around the house. Once you have installed your door, you won’t recall how you got along without it.
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