Veryuncomfortable for your pet to hold it for extended periods of time
Helps keep your pet active enabling him to stay fit and trim exercising outside throughout the day
The outdoors provides your pet with mental stimulation which helps keep your pet alert
Reduces problem behavior resulting from boredom
Boredom results in problem behaviors such as compulsive chewing of objects in your home
Freedom can improve your pet’s confidence
SAFTEY!
Provides for an emergency escape for your pet:
from danger inside such as a fire or dangerous intruder
from danger outside such as unpredictable weather or a dangerous animal
Protection!
Allows your pet to check on unusual noises
Allows your pet to scare off intruders
Convenience!
No more scratches on your doors or walls
Fewer accidents indoors
Less barking
Fewer walks are necessary because your pet will exercise outdoors when your gone
No more opening doors for your pet
Less likely to need expensive kennel services
Many experts agree that pet doors are actually good for your pet.Pet doors give your pet self- esteem by giving him freedom to move about the house and outdoors as he pleases.It also assists in overcoming common behavioral issues such as housebreaking, destructive chewing, excessive barking, and clawing and scratching furniture.
As comfortable as it may be having a pet door make sure that it does not become something that will disassociate you from your pet’s life.Much of the simple everyday interaction between you and your pet is exactly what forms a bond between owner and pet.Little things such as walks, giving him a treat, and spending time together are very important.
