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Pet doors give your dachshund independence

Pet doors can be very handy, giving your dachshund easy access to your outside fenced yard, for toileting, play or just a lie in the sun. These doors can be fitted into glass doors, windows or wooden doors, ensure these are fitted to the correct height so your dachshund does not have to jump in and out, you may need to install a small step.

Pet Door Large Cat/Small Dog

Economical pet door, seals with magnetic closure, fits most doors, windows and screens.

Sometimes you can have problems with other animals e.g neighbours pets coming in to your home uninvited, it is now possible to install a door with programmable infrared technology that allows access for your dog when he/she wears the color coded key.

Infra-Red Doors Small

This remote control pet door unlocks when your pet approaches.Weather resistent,able to be used in windows and doors, manual 4 way locking system.

When we adopted our dachshund Jazz she already knew to go toilet outside, and she would go to the door, often when she did not particularly need to go out so some one would have to open the door all the time. After several weeks we decided to install a pet door, and this was a very good idea.

To encourage her to use the door I would put a food treat just outside so she would go half out and I would hold up the flap and talk quietly to her, as she did not like the flap. After several days I was able to rest the flap on her back, over the following days I slowly moved the treat back so she had to go right out, then I would hold up the flap and call her name to get her to come back inside.

She only took about three weeks before she would use the door without prompting, and did not worry about the flap in fact she was quite smart about it.

Before installing any pet doors I recommend, you complete your dog toilet training, so that your dachshund knows what area is to be used.


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