PetDoors Blog
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Elizabeth Muenzen
A pet door allows your dog the independence to come and go on their own terms, freeing up your time spent playing ‘doorman’ to them. But what abou...
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Mia Daniele
Have you ever caught your dog barking and wondered what they could possibly be saying? Or maybe you’ve caught yourself rambling about the latest go...
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Nicholas Dockery
Does your dog jump up at the door and scratch up the nice paint and polish? This is a more common problem than you think and has root causes in iss...
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Elizabeth Muenzen
Jumping is one of the most common behavior complaints from dog owners. Many dogs jump up onto people when they are excited or over-stimulated. Whil...
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Hannah Scholtes
What’s a Microchip?
You’ve heard it: My pet is chipped. So what actually is a pet microchip? What are microchip companies? How do pet microchi...
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Elizabeth Muenzen
Picture this: You’ve spent weeks selecting the perfect pet door for your home—choosing the right brand, measuring your pet—the whole nine yards. Y...
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Hannah Scholtes
by Hannah Scholtes
When winter rolls around, it can feel like you and your pet are cooped up inside for days on end. Your pet is probably lookin...
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Hannah Scholtes
When it comes to maintaining our dogs’ happiness, one of the most prominent considerations for dog owners is their freedom. We want them to have a...
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Hannah Scholtes
Most dogs experience the urge to chase cats, especially breeds with strong drives to pursue what they consider as prey (aka: small animals). F...
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Stephen Daily
Whether you're trying to choose the right pet for your family, or just having a casual conversation, initiating a discussion with a pet-lover can b...
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