Dog door for security gate plus door

any type of flap dog door is a risk ,12 to 13 cm wide gap is easily climbed through .my brother had his house compromised by a locked door flap for his boxer .they slid through .slid along the floor to the dining room table reached over the edges from underneath and took whatever they could ,didnt trigger the alarm at all and slid out again .laptop ,cellphone and wallets gone .build it into your solid security gate and lock it at night with a security door lock .it must fold in so it cannot be opened without opening the back door first .safety allways over convenience,your asleep they are not .
Thanks for the reminder. We have a secondary security gate to our bedrooms and a few passives between this areas and that door so I'm certain it will trigger or the dogs will be wide awake by then
But a good reminder for those who don't.
 
any type of flap dog door is a risk ,12 to 13 cm wide gap is easily climbed through .my brother had his house compromised by a locked door flap for his boxer .they slid through .slid along the floor to the dining room table reached over the edges from underneath and took whatever they could ,didnt trigger the alarm at all and slid out again .laptop ,cellphone and wallets gone .build it into your solid security gate and lock it at night with a security door lock .it must fold in so it cannot be opened without opening the back door first .safety allways over convenience,your asleep they are not .
Yeah I am not comfortable with this hole in the door. Making a latch tomorrow that will go between the door and the gate for the evenings. Will then try to find someone who can do some welding and add in a couple of 45 deg corner bars, dogs will fit through, but a person will have a hard time.
 
That's why I prefer cats.

If your dog is big enough that his doggy door let's a human in, but your dog can't protect you against the human that got in, you have a useless big dog...
 
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