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Q: Norrbottenspets

A: The oldest known written documentation of the breed stems back to the 17th century, but it is likely they were around even earlier. They are popular for hunting grouse and fox, but some dogs will tousle with animals as large as moose and bear. These dogs are intelligent, strong, and fast. They’re normally good with children, cats, and other pets belonging to the family, but they have a strong prey drive and should not be off-leash in an unfenced area. This is a hardy breed. They are considered the healthiest breed in their home country of Sweden based on statistics from insurance companies and veterinarians. They are also ranked as having the third longest life span of all breeds common in Sweden. The PlexiDor Medium is the right size dog door for a Norrbottenspets.

Q: American Eskimo

A: The American Eskimo looks a lot like a Samoyed or a Japanese Spitz. Don’t let the similarities in appearance fool you; this breed has a completely different temper. They were originally bred to guard property and people, and they can be valiant watchdogs when the occasion calls for it. They are devoted to their family and don’t like to be left alone. Regular exercise is a must since these dogs can be energetic. They need to vent their energy and use their busy minds. The thick coat does shed, and requires regular brushing and bathing. There are three sizes: toy, which normally weigh around ten lbs, miniature, which weigh around 20 lbs, and standard which weighs around thirty pounds. The PlexiDor Medium is the right size dog door for American Eskimoes.

Q: Vizsla Dog Breed

A: This is a natural hunter equipped with an excellent nose and outstanding trainability. They are lively, gentle mannered, and affectionate, but also fearless and protective when need be. Some people call them “velcro dogs†because of their loyalty and affection. The ancestors of the Vizsla are assumed to have been hunters accompanying Magyars to central Europe over a thousand years ago. The breed is depicted in etchings that date back to the 10th century, and manuscripts from the 14th century. A Vizsla thrives on attention, exercise, and interaction. They are often vocal. They sing along with the radio, and cry when they feel neglected. The PlexiDor Large is the right size dog door for a Vizsla.

Q: Keeshond Dog Breed

A: These dogs are generally playful with strong jumping ability and quick reflexes. They are quick to learn and eager to please, a combination that makes them excellent agility and obedience dogs. Keeshonden get along well with children, and they like to be close to their humans whenever possible. While not aggressive to visitors they do announce newcomers loudly, and have been used as watch dogs through Europe. The breed has a reputation for great empathy and are often used as comfort dogs. At least one Keeshond was at Ground Zero on 9/11 to help comfort rescue workers. The PlexiDor Medium is the right size dog door for a Keeshond.

Q: Boston Terrier

A: The breed originated in Boston just after the Civil War, and is a result of crossing an English Bulldog and a white English Terrier. Most modern Boston Terriers can be traced back to one single ancestor: a dog known as Hooper’s Judge. Boston Terriers are known for being intelligent and easy to train. Many excel in obedience, as therapy dogs, and in agility and flyball competitions. They are well suited for being companions and house pets. They require moderate amounts of exercise, and a minimum of grooming. A lonely Boston Terrier is rarely happy. They need attention and human contact. The PlexiDor Medium is the right size dog door for Boston Terriers.

Q: Border Collie

A: Border Collies require daily exercise as well as mental stimulation. Deprived of this they grow bored and usually make up a chore for themselves, which might include re-shaping of furniture and shoes. A Border Collie might start herding everything that moves, including children, bikes, and cars. This is a fantastic companion for the right owner, but they need interaction and something to do. The PlexiDor Large is the right size dog door for Border Collies.

Q: Alaskan Malamutes

A: This is an athletic breed that loves activity, such as sledding, weight-pulling, back-packing, jogging, and swimming. The Alaskan Malamute known for its power and endurance. They are brown eyed, heavy, and known for being affectionate and friendly. They can be stubborn, but they are also intelligent and learn quickly. Malamutes have a double coat, and the undercoat can be up to two inches long, protecting from cold, snow, and harsh weather. The PlexiDor Extra Large is the right size dog door for Alaskan Malamutes.

Q: Newfoundlands

A: These “Gentle Giants†have great lung capacity and are able to swim long distances. They are strong enough to handle powerful tides and rough ocean waves, and they are large enough to be able to bring drowning people ashore. They also make splendid family dogs. Newfoundlands are sweet, loving, intelligent, and easily trained. They do require daily exercise and regular brushing. The PlexiDor Extra Large is the right size dog door for Newfoundlands.

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