How To Install a Dog Door 

i really wish they included this verbatim in the video

Good call!

🤣 I mean... you’re not wrong!

I was just thinking about that before I saw this video!👍

Brotha although you are correct. If it’s a tweakers they are smashing that window 😂

Ayooo 😂😂😂

@@calebcrayton2958 how do you install a dog door 🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶

nice pfp

Wouldn't be a simple home project without a 2 hour hiccup 😅

@@Oceanman_8 Amen. Is this YOU???

You’ll have to bribe them to go through in many cases.

Yup. Lowe’s does a good job. The written instrx were good too. I’m taking the door off though.

Pets not included

Step three: you must have 2 power tools that I cannot afford

Yes you can. It mounts on the face of the door so it should work on any door. Now if you want to make sure it is sturdy and you are doing a hollow core door you may want to find a way to fill the void after you cut the hole and before you install the pet door. Spray foam should work and then you can trim the excess and install the door afterwards. Have not done this but this is my suggestion to you.

No kidding. I thought I was the only one wondering who the hell has 2 saw horses. 1% of the population?

@@estieFa 🤣🤣🤣💀

Your neighbors will love you too!

All corgi looks the same lol

KCxUnit I have a Corgi that’s Gray Black And White. He looks like a Aussie, but he’s definitely a Corgi. That Long Short Body And Tail lmao.

Wat

Probably, but maybe you need a glass cutter and some type glue instead of screws. And a lot of care, glass shards can be dangerous.

Yes you can, just the directions change from drilling to using a large rock.

Yes you can! Just make sure to choose a pet door that are made for storm doors - usually made from aluminum vs strong plastic.

1. The door is stronger on the hinge side, the bigger pet doors would cause fewer closure problems when positioned closer to the hinge side of the door. 2. This is a raised panel door and the placement is centered on a panel section, this results in easy cut lines. 3. I installed a small door centered in an interior door, it worked fine. 4. When cutting holes on raised panel doors consider using a piece of plywood under your jig saw: 4a) It lifts the saw enough so that the saw blade does not bang into the opposite door skin 4b) It supports the saw and provides a flat surface for the saw to ride over when cutting raised panel doors. 4c) It helps prevent scratching of the door from the saw riding over it.

And don't forget security and safety. If the opening was closer to the hinges, someone could wrap their arm around from the outside and reach in and pop the lower hinges off the door frame.

What are you speaking?

Maybe if they’re like, 3 years old?

@@BigBossIvan Wrong. A tweaker can reach in and unlock the door with their skinny, scabby arms.

@@clapforboobies5892 lol

Maybe if their salad fingers

Zazzysylvester if someone can squeeze themselves through a whole made for a small dog they deserve to steal my shit

Zazzysylvester there’s is a lockable cover

Well, if you own a Sr. Bernard you don't want to do this.

Yes, if the door is located near the lock as in 0:08 then a tweaker can reach in and unlock the door with their skinny, scabby arms.

Huh?