Dog Doors & Dog Gates

1. Large or small, good or bad, dogs need to be told where they can and cannot go. While it might be a nuisance from time to time, sooner or later you'll thank yourself for buying an indoor dog gate.

2. Many of our customers mentioned that there was no solution for modern houses with open floor plans. We now offer a 71 inch freestanding indoor dog gate. That ought to do it.

3. Dog gates are also useful with the kids. Set one up to keep babies and toddlers away from harmful areas. They're ideal for use near stairs or for when you want to keep the kids in or out of a certain room.

4. The doggie door, a classic perk for your home and dog. You'll love a more independent pet, the pet will love more independence. Ruff ruff, win win.

5. Dog doors may seem simple enough, but if you want to keep the cold out and let your dog come and go at will, it takes some planning. Be sure to get an energy-efficient rated dog door with bite guards to protect against damage.

6. Say you've got a big dog. And also say he's strong. You may want a more permanent, taller dog gate with a swinging door and latch. We've got those. We love them for doorways, halls and stairs.

7. Door damage is one of the main reasons dog owners find themselves getting a dog door. Realizing this fact when you buy a dog is an easy way to save on damage to your home.

8. Allowing your dog an easy way in and out of your home means no more trips home from work so the dog can do his business. This means you can keep doing your business.

9. The final, simple truth about a doggie door is that it means fewer accidents. No matter how mature or trained your dog is, sometimes you just can't make it home in time. It's always nice to be prepared.

For more about pet doors, check out our helpful information page.