Doesn’t feel safe, but I’m not sure of the stuff they sell, maybe there’s a safe one and all that.

Doggy doors aren’t very good for insulating warm air...

That’s another reason I’d never get one.

I can vouch for everything they listed. Raccoons, other cats, dogs, small children, and the occasional gator. You can guess where I live.

But which is worse? The gators, or the small children?

the children

The children are fast...

definitely the children.

Bumper learned a new trick

also yeah the children can be worse

at least gators will eat pests

and mostly stay in the water

@TheChicken789 virginia

Here in arizona even in the remote areas there is nothing to worry about

Lack of animals

Arizona issues would include, snakes, pumas, coyotes, lizards, spiders, Ringtails(a desert racoon), and other desert critters

At least gators can't climb trees

Although pumas are less difficult to kill doesn't make encountering a mountain lion any less terror inducing

Oh and the small children thing would still apply in AZ especially if you live near the border.

They get into everything

Animals are very rare out here in arizona, whenever im out i rarely find somewhat fresh sign

That could be just my area

Or plain bad luck

Are you actively looking and searching for signs though?

Or just passive attention as you move about?

Plus i live in the suburbs near a state park, but even when im camping i dont see stuff besides one time a tent in my troop got attacked by a bear

Passive

The most i see is fox and deer scat with the occasional elk track

And lots of squirrels but there more of pests then anything

And that doggy door is an open invite for the fox

And squirrel

Trust me

Or not

Your decision

Thats in flag, i live down in the valley

I camp alot near flagstaff

Do what you wish, just don't be upset if I point, laugh, and say I told you so later

Hey, I'd do it, I could get a free fox out of it.

Just look at this cat