Hale Pet Doors

If you're in the market for a new pet door, consider taking a look at Hale pet doors. This company has been in business since 1985, founded by a man named Bill Hale Jr. At first it was a glass contracting business, but soon evolved into a pet door company. The expertise and knowledge gained from years in the glass business lent itself very well to the creation of innovative pet doors that could be installed into a pane of the average sliding glass door. A pet owner himself, Hale devised these doors which are now available in 10 different models, various colors and 11 sizes. Custom sizing is also available for unique needs.

You may be surprised to learn that Hale brand doors have been used for not only dogs and cats but also animals like tortoises, monkeys and pot bellied pigs. No matter what kind of pet you have, consider a Hale door over other brands if you want a quality product backed by years of experience in the industry. Now that you know a little about the company and what they offer, let's delve into the specific types of doors available.

Hale offers panel doors for sliding glass doors, traditional doors, walls and windows. There are screen models, horizontal models and vertical models. These doors can be installed on your own, or you can hire a contractor to do the job for you depending on how complex it is. Once you have the door of your choosing installed properly, it is time to begin training your pet or pets to use the door. Whether training is easy or difficult depends on your pet. Some pets are more easily trained than others, but all can eventually be taught to use the door.

Hale pet doors are available with training flaps, which are lighter and easier to pass through than the standard flap. Training flaps get your pet used to how the door operates and feels. First, wait until your pet wants to go outside. The first few times, hold the door open for them. Gradually let the flaps down and hold them gently so they brush against your pet. As training progresses you can stop holding the flaps and let your pet push through them. Once your pet is confident with the training flap, you can switch to the normal flap and see how they do. Hale offers training support through their toll free number if you have problems or questions about this process.

 

 

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