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Contractor Matt Blashaw customizes a store-bought doggy door to match your home’s character.

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  1. 4
    @Gravvvyyy

    This is a super cheap and easy door to make. Holy hell. I have a Husky, Boxer mix and a Doberman puppy. I was needing something that will fit all 3 because the boxer is a fat boy. The Husky and boxer are also about 6 years old now so. Needing something for sure.

  2. 5
    @etiennekavousi

    Mr. Blashaw has an unusually strong opinion about how Americans should heat their homes: by burning propane, or liquid petroleum gas.

    “When I think of winter, I think of being inside. I think of cooking with the family, of being by a roaring fire — and with propane, that is all possible,” he said on a segment of the CBS affiliate WCIA, calling in from his bright kitchen. “That’s why we call it an energy source for everyone.”

    Less well known is the fact that Mr. Blashaw is paid by a fossil fuel industry group that has been running a furtive campaign against government efforts to move heating away from oil and gas toward electricity made from wind, solar and other cleaner sources.

    The Propane Education and Research Council, or PERC, which is funded by propane providers across the country, has spent millions of dollars on “provocative anti-electrification messaging” for TV, print and social media, using influencers like Mr. Blashaw, according to the group’s internal documents…

    • 10
      @jasonkloos6348

      The flaps can be purchased separately. They cost about 1/4 of the full kit. Which are made of crappy cheap plastic, so this will absolutely hold up much longer.

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