Caraline
Well-known member
Hey guys,
We have really nice, heavy doors in our house and a few months ago when I bravely told my husband the Cavaliers needed a doggy door he said "no way!". Being the quietly persistent person that I am, the last and 147th time I told my hubby that the Cavaliers needed a doggy door he said "well you go and pick them out I'll install them". See, all you guys out there... nagging does have its merits
Ok, so to the real question. We have solid wooden doors but also security doors on the outside. You know, those screens made of metal & with fly screening on it.
So is it possible to have a doggy door on the flyscreen & also on the wooden door, so that both can remain closed?
Also, any tips about the best kinds of doggy doors and what to avoid. Errrr, I don't want to get this wrong! icon_whistling
We have really nice, heavy doors in our house and a few months ago when I bravely told my husband the Cavaliers needed a doggy door he said "no way!". Being the quietly persistent person that I am, the last and 147th time I told my hubby that the Cavaliers needed a doggy door he said "well you go and pick them out I'll install them". See, all you guys out there... nagging does have its merits
Ok, so to the real question. We have solid wooden doors but also security doors on the outside. You know, those screens made of metal & with fly screening on it.
So is it possible to have a doggy door on the flyscreen & also on the wooden door, so that both can remain closed?
Also, any tips about the best kinds of doggy doors and what to avoid. Errrr, I don't want to get this wrong! icon_whistling