can little door pet goes thru lock when you don't want dog going out?
63965
NO. The little dog door has a plastic panel that slides in and locks the opening. Can't get in or out through it. We have a 8lb puppy, mini doxie, that has no trouble getting in or out through the door. At night we lock, so she can't go out and raccoons and foxes can't get in.
63966
Yes, there's a solid door that you can slide into place so they can't go in or out. It works very well.
63967
Yes you can lock the pet door so the dog cannot go out or other animals cannot come in.
63968
No it doesn't have a lock....we just put something in front of it. it could also be modified from the back side with a removable bolt which would keep it from swinging out...just hasn't come up enough to do it.
63969
Yes, it comes with a plastic cover that slides into place and has a little catch to hold it down.
63970
The door comes with a sliding lock-out cover to keep your pet from going in & out if you don't want them to. Works good.
1631754
No, only a small pet door that can be left open or shut. It is easy to get in and out for an adult as one section obviously opens. I can reach in and pick up my 14-pound Pekingese. No problem!
2070678
Absolutely! This is a very sturdy lock and you won't need to worry about your pet getting past this one.
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.
201578
Yes, unless your cats are smart enough (like mine), and learn to open the door from the outside by wedging their paws underneath the door flap. Also, I have heard of some cats following a dog outside before the door locks again.
2233302
Yes. But it may prove annoying as, if the dog is in and out constantly, it would be going off each time as it is sensitive to motion. If the dog is housed and infrquentlly goes in and out of the door it would be fine, I think.
1272033
It does not have a in & out flap locking system. On the inside you have a sliding plastic door that slides from the top to bottom. Can not open it from the outside. The flap is clear plastic so pet can see through it from either side. Our Doxie looks out it this way or she puts her head under and pushes it out to see.
70146
Other than the large dog that may be inside, there is nothing to stop this. There is a thick plastic insert that blocks easy entrance when you need it, but technically if they wanted they could break the whole thing off. But really they could break through a window or flimsy door just as easily.
1926405
No, you can't lock your patio door but we put a board down to prevent the sliding glass door from being opened from the outside. It does come with a cover to close the doggie door if you want to prevent your pets from coming in/out. I will say that the doggie door looks very nice and is much better than what we had before we bought this one. Hope this helps
1983557
No. This device prevents the door open from the outside, but the latch is inside and can be removed fairly easily.
768856
No. It locks whenever engaged. You always have to input the code. I used it on an interior door but It stopped working for me after 2 weeks. I spent a total of $20 in postage to receive and return. It is very heavy. I was give credit but it was a net loss of $20 for postage. I now have an extra hole in my door. I haven't replaced it with anything yet.
345961
There is a plastic panel that slides in from the top to prevent access to the door. It will stop your cat or dog from running in and out but will not stop someone from breaking in.
300690
Yes, this insert locks into the frame of the opening and I was able to move my locking hardware off of the opening and attach it to the pet door/glass and then my patio door locks to the pet door just like it used to lock to the frame opening. Hope this helps.
878059
There is also a button on the inner side of the "door" system that will open the door. Also, the small opening size of the medium door is just big enough for our 20 lb mini schnauzer. No human could fit through, in my opinion. Location close to bottom of exterior door that it is mounted in also insures that the inner door knob cannot be reached from the outside through the dog door.
1287636
I don't think so but I put a piece of pool noodle over the latching portion at the bottom of the gate so it doesn't completely latch when the gate swings shut. It makes it easier to get in and out of the room when your hands are full and still keeps the dog out of the nursery.
2246833
Yes, only when you are outside it can be shut all the way. No from when I'm inside, the doggy door does not allow the door to close the entire way.
2179360
Yes. There are Five electronically selectable modes for controlling entry/exit. 1. Normal: In/Out allowed; 2. Pet can Enter but is Locked In; 3. Pet can Exit but is Locked Out; 4. Full Lock: No Entry or Exit; 5. Curfew mode: Timer controlled locking where pet is prevented from exiting during the curfew time defined by the owner, but operates in Normal mode at all other times.I haven't used any special modes yet but I plan to use them when required in the future.So far (about six months) our SureFlap Microchip Pet Door has operated flawlessly. The complete user manual can be found here: http://www.sureflap.com/assets/media/SureFlapPetDoorManual_EN.pdf Yes. There are Five electronically selectable modes for controlling entry/exit. 1. Normal: In/Out allowed; 2. Pet can Enter but is Locked In; 3. Pet can Exit but is Locked Out; 4. Full Lock: No Entry or Exit; 5. Curfew mode: Timer controlled locking where pet is prevented from exiting during the curfew time defined by the owner, but operates in Normal mode at all other times.I haven't used any special modes yet but I plan to use them when required in the future.So far (about six months) our SureFlap Microchip Pet Door has operated flawlessly. The complete user manual... » Read More Yes. There are Five electronically selectable modes for controlling entry/exit. 1. Normal: In/Out allowed; 2. Pet can Enter but is Locked In; 3. Pet can Exit but is Locked Out; 4. Full Lock: No Entry or Exit; 5. Curfew mode: Timer controlled locking where pet is prevented from exiting during the curfew time defined by the owner, but operates in Normal mode at all other times.I haven't used any special modes yet but I plan to use them when required in the future.So far (about six months) our SureFlap Microchip Pet Door has operated flawlessly. The complete user manual can be found here: http://www.sureflap.com/assets/media/SureFlapPetDoorManual_EN.pdf « Show Less