Having a dog door makes life easier for everyone. Your dog no longer has to keep waiting to be let out whether it is to go for a potty break or to play in the yard. You no longer have to keep waking up earlier than you have to just to let your pooch out. It truly is a win-win situation. However, it is important to make this decision carefully as it not only determines convenience but also safety and general value from your investment.
Plexidor is one of the best brands when it comes to making dog doors for different needs. Here are 4 of their best models on the market.
This PlexiDor model features a single pane French door design. In addition to being great for aesthetics, this build offers numerous other perks including easy installation and utilization by the pooch.
By far the most impressive thing about this door is the shutter-proof Low-E glass used. This is very useful with such dog doors as it can withstand battering from very playful or aggressive dogs as they excitedly make their way in and out.
In the long run, this will also save you a lot especially compared to plastic flaps that need to be constantly replaced.
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This dog door stands out both in terms of functionality and aesthetics. The French door design is definitely worth considering if you want a statement piece.
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This unique PlexiDor dog door alternative is completely automated. It uses a collar key that sends signals to the panel to open and close it. This feature makes it very convenient while also promoting security by ensuring no one or no other pet can use the door to get into the home.
The signals open the panel by sliding it up and down. In order to protect the dog from basically being guillotined as they pass, this unit has a safety mechanism that immediately stops closure once an obstruction is detected.
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As far as automated dog doors go, this model from PlexiDor is easily one of the best. It comes with 2 collar keys but you could add more if you have more doggies. Just program the system to recognize the additional keys and you should be good to go.
This PlexiDor Door Mount model is one of two units from the brand’s Performance Pet Doors line. As the name suggests, it is designed for setup on actual doors. If you are worried about having an eyesore unflatteringly contrasting your door then this dog door should put you at ease.
This is because it comes in 3 neutral colors that will match any door design or shade. The 3 include white, silver, and a dark shade of bronze.
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This door mount dog door is relatively easy to install and offers a lot in the way of convenience and security. You could spruce up the set up by complementing the mount with a universal pet door awning. Above all else, this setup helps with temperature regulation within the home by offering shade cover to prevent sun rays from taking advantage of the opening.
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For a very long time, dog doors were almost exclusively installed on doors. This model from the Performance Pet Doors is one of the few changing the game by allowing wall mounting.
It can be installed onto different walls from brick to cement or even wood. It is specifically designed to fit into walls up to 12 inches thick providing easy access in and out to the dog without being a total eye-sore.
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When it comes to security, few dog doors match what this PlexiDor Wall Mount model has to offer. In addition to the security lock that allows you to lock the salon-style doors, this dog door comes with a strong steel plate.
These protect the entire unit from tampering not only by animals but also by humans with nefarious intentions. To use this, you should also get the sliding track accessories for easy installation and use.
Pete Decker is the Lead Editor at The Goody Pet. He is a passionate wildlife educator and loves to share his experiences on pets. During his free time, you can find him cozying around his 2 adorable Labradors (Tobi & Kobi).
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