Anybody have a pet door they really like using for install in an exterior door?
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Installs easy and holds up with medium and small dogs
I like it better than my dog does, but I don’t encourage him to go outside by himself. Coyotes and mountain lions live out there. It’s not actually in the door.
I intended to include the brand name because I liked the door a lot, but it wasn't to be found.
If you have a large dog you might want a dog door to be lockable. Some of the larger doors a small human can crawl through.
If I were to put one in a wall I'd go for the type that is normally locked and unlocks because of an electronic collar on your dog. Some undesirable critters might find it interesting. Check YouTube.