[JoeProBono]

[Bon of Babble]

Let ‘em come through MY dog door!!

They’d be met with a very sharp row of fangs from a 75 lbs. snarling pit bull/police dog who doesn’t like trespassers.

[Joe 6-pack]

; WOOOF!

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[Sans-Culotte]

I personally have no use for doggie doors. Not only did a burglar get into the home featured in the story; but other critters can make their way in as well. I know someone whose friend lost their two Jack Russell terriers when a pitbull (or two) came into their doggie door (after jumping their fence) while they were out and killed the two dogs.

I let my dog out when he needs to go out. He does not need his own door.

[CGASMIA68]

thats funny.....guess it was hungry

[chrisinoc]

Two hundred pounds of German shepherd will deter a possible invader. They would also have to climb six foot fences or locked gates.

[19th LA Inf]

During the Christmas season several years ago, our neighbor’s house was entered one night and Christmas presents were taken. The tree was in the den, visible through glass patio doors. Apparently the burglar was able to reach in through a dog door, which was in the back kitchen door next to the den, and unlock the dead bolt. The neighbor said her two fairly large dogs came upstairs to her bedroom to hide while this was going on. She found out when she woke next morning.

[kabumpo]

That happened to me when I lived in L.A. They walked out the front door with the stereo, etc.

[varyouga]

Going through a LARGE doggy door is probably one of the dumbest things one can do

At least the thief in the story squeezed through a small one

[E. Pluribus Unum]

If you are going to have a doggy door, you need to have a pet mountain lion who uses it.