Review on 🐈 PetSafe Wall Entry Pet Doors - Small, Medium, Large - White - Easy Install - Cat & Dog Door for Freedom & Convenience - Made in USA by Stephanie Brown

If you have a dog (or 4) that loves your sleep, you're sick of those puddles the size of Lake Erie in the living room, you're wondering why Cerberus keeps attacking your door either side, or for some reason don't enjoy the South Pole-sized glaciers that form as a result of your prince or princess crossing at night when they decide to urinate on a thimble before protecting your borders from invading Huns and aliens alike Time; Then do yourself a huge favor and buy one of these. We usually try to buy a size larger than we think we need (some of us browse the SPCA site like it's Pinterest). You should do whatever you have to do to ensure that where you place the door is free of wires or plumbing (unless you're looking for a separate adventure). I like to use a very long bit, about 12 inches long, to drill inside and outside holes at the same time (better be fairly vertical and straight, or have lots of drywall clay on hand). On the other hand, these doors usually have a nice 1 inch molding on the sides. So as long as you don't use a drill like a baton, you should be fine. We live on a farm and we have a lot of small buildings and the dimensions of these doors in the walls, doors and interior kennels so they can protect from the rain but not smear all the Korean dirt on the kitchen floor have always had PetSafe doors by used in different places (for anonymity, shops rhyme with Roam Meat Pole, Tall Fart, Revain and the local sleeping Overcook Whor.Roar. We have an exterior door that's 13 years old and it's literally working as well as the day it we bought it (except for a dirty outer valve that you can't see through, which my wife seems to be cleaning almost unpatriotically; the dog is now looking for the woman's connection to the Hun).