This is less expensive than the PET door. Will it work with my 10lb 15 digit microchiped dog?
2064790
Your dog size is smaller than both of our cats. One is 12 lbs, the other is 14 lbs. they fit fine. We love these doors. So far, we have purchased 3 doors. All work great, but the white color works better because of the reflective tape- on the brown if it gets dirty, the batteries go dead. Especially if your door is shaded.
2064791
It should. It kind of depends on where the microchip is located. My vet didn't think it would work with my cat because the chip was in his shoulder and he thought it would be too far away from the sensor. But it did work. But the animal has to bend its head down so the sensor can read the chip. A dog can learn to do that - I think?
1965549
Yes, it should be no problem. My dog is a Black Lab/Shaperki and weighs 100 pounds and uses it. The door is just barely large enough for him, but he has never had any trouble getting in or out.
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It will work if your dog is wearing the magnet on his or her collar and you have it on that mode. I do not have a cat but I thought it would be a good idea to keep out unwanted critters. There is one problem with this. This door uses batteries to operate the door lock. When your dog who is wearing the magnet key approaches the door it engages the batteries to open the door. This runs your batteries down fairly quickly. You may be replacing them every other week. If your cat is not that bold and won't push on the door to get out then you can leave it unlocked all the time. There are powerful magnets that hold the door shut. I haven't had any unwanted guest so far. It will work if your dog is wearing the magnet on his or her collar and you have it on that mode. I do not have a cat but I thought it would be a good idea to keep out unwanted critters. There is one problem with this. This door uses batteries to operate the door lock. When your dog who is wearing the magnet key approaches the door it engages the batteries to open the door. This runs your batteries down fairly quickly. You may be replacing them every other week. If your cat is not that bold and won't push on the door to get out then you can leave it unlocked all the time. There are powerful... » Read More It will work if your dog is wearing the magnet on his or her collar and you have it on that mode. I do not have a cat but I thought it would be a good idea to keep out unwanted critters. There is one problem with this. This door uses batteries to operate the door lock. When your dog who is wearing the magnet key approaches the door it engages the batteries to open the door. This runs your batteries down fairly quickly. You may be replacing them every other week. If your cat is not that bold and won't push on the door to get out then you can leave it unlocked all the time. There are powerful magnets that hold the door shut. I haven't had any unwanted guest so far. « Show Less
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I'm not really sure. If you mean when it's locked, no it couldn't. The locks disengage when a chipped pet nears the door and blocks the mirror at the bottom. My cats have no problem but they are heavier than your dog. I think it would work but you should check with the manufacturer.
1179917
As long as the total width of the inflated collar around their neck is less that the width of your doggie door you would be okay.
97523
It will be able to fit a pet that is 10lbs or less. It is a little small if you have a pet larger than 10lbs
813085
Nope. It could be even difficult for a small (toy) dogs to use the door, since the flap is heavy enough with strong magnets.
1825394
I think it would work perfectly if you use all the pieces of the pin. I have 2 small dogs (14 and 9 lbs.) and I only used 5 pieces and works perfectly for them. They love it and have accepted it as their little fort in the middle of our great room. I leave the door open at all times so they do not feel entrapped and I only close it when I leave the house.
217015
I couldn't say for sure, but it works fine for my 75 lb. English Lab. I would use the door dimensions and measure your dog, keeping in mind that the door will be a number of inches off the floor to account for the length of your dog's legs.
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Yes, it should. It's a tad bulky where the unit with the prongs is located but it is not heavy. You will probably have to add a couple of notch holes because it will not fit your dogs neck with the existing holes. No big deal. Just drive a nail through with a hammer and make sure the prongs are in contact with your dogs neck. Not too tight. Just enough to know they'll feel the pulse when they bark. Remember not to leave it on over 12 hrs and make sure you shut it off when you remove it so the battery won't wear down. You can control the intensity of the pulse they get when they bark which is helpful depending on how well your pooch responds to the lower levels. If they still bark, pick it up another level and check once more that the collar has good contact with the neck area. It definitely does work.
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Hello! Any pet will be able to exit your home through this Microchip Pet Door. When entering your home, the cat will need to put their head/shoulders into the tunnel of the pet door so that it can read their chip. The scanning device is located in the top of the tunnel, so it needs to be able to scan downward to read the chip that should be located at the top of your cat's shoulders! I hope this helped!
664564
The installation would be very simple. Just make sure the door is large enough for your dog. The one in the picture is NOT the one I got. Mine said large on it. but my dog would have never fit through it.
520304
I don't think so :-(. I have three small dogs,the laregest is a silky terrier (18 pounds). "Charlie" fits through the door just fine but I think another 10+pounds would not. Hope this helps.
87519
I believe it will. The noise the can makes interrupts the dog's focus on what it's doing. To tell you the truth, I wasn't sure if it would work on my dog when I first got it. I was at my wits end and was praying I wouldn't have to go the shock collar route. I bought it anyway and kept my fingers crossed with the thought in mind that at least it didn't cost a lot. Happily it worked and it worked very well.
684934
I have a 15 year old beagle and a German Shepard/pit bull mix. I thought the door would be heavy but it really isn't. Works great for both dogs!
2169143
I use an X large pet door for my Springer Spaniel(61 lbs.) I installed my door in a screen door, so I had to modify the screen door to accept the pet door. It works perfectly, an should easily install into the thicker wall. The size should be right. My dog has a Labradoodle friend that also has no trouble with this size door.
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I don't think it would be that much different, your pet may have to be taught to get used to the second flap (it has a magnet too), but with a little patience it should be ok!!