Freedom Doggie Doors
The Baha Men once asked, “Who Let The Dogs Out?” So what is the real answer to that question? It’s not as glamorous as you’d think. It was you and me and everybody else who owns a dog who let the dogs out.
You Know the drill when you have a dog . . . Scratch, scratch, scratch . . . bark, bark, bark . . . and then it’s just you getting up and down and up and down because there is just no stopping this endless cycle of letting your pets in and out of the house. Let’s face it, you are the master, but it doesn’t feel like your are, right? Doesn’t that seem like something a “master” would not have to do? If you are fed up with this little cycle as much as I am, you’re in for a real treat with this next article.
What if there were an accessory that would be able to help you and your pet out? One that would not be any less energy efficient, but would add a way for your pet to let themselves in and out of the house so you could sit back, relax, and stop pausing that show of yours to open the door again. Well, that accessory is here and it’s never been made better.
Give your pets the luxury and freedom of a passport without having to prove they are american citizens or wait in a long government line to do so. It’s a Freedom Pet Door Accessory from Conservation Construction. Shown here in the picture below.
He doesn’t look that happy, does he? Well it’s because he knows you’ll be spending less time getting up to let him out. Or he’ll stop having excuses to go on the bathroom floor. He might miss the companionship, but trust me you won’t mind giving him a little independence.
Opening an entire front door or patio door is a huge loss of energy no matter what house you’re in. Doing it multiple times a day to let your pets in an out is an ever bigger loss. A pet ready door customized to your pets size will allow only a fraction of that air to escape. Not only will your pet have more freedom, you’ll be saving money on energy bills. In my opinion, that is pretty darn “cool” way to save money in the summer.
Say you are gone for a long day at work and you come home to a little “Surprise” on your new rug. That’s okay, we’ve all been there before. You just didn’t make it back home in time to stop the accident. Instead of getting mad at man’s best friend think about getting a pet door accessory. That way this will likely never happen again because your dog will let himself out when he needs to “do business.”
Why is our pet door superior? Standard pet doors just can’t stand up to the muli-pet-homes which have animals constantly wanting to dash in and out. But the PetSafe Freedom Pet Door is anything but standard. There is a solid aluminum frame which is intended for heavy use and features a soft flap with magnetic closure. This allows easy access inside and out for your pet. It also means it will close back up right after your pet is through so it won’t allow strong breezes through the living room. The included slide in closing panel locks the door to restrict access or add more weather resistance.
The best part is that if you get a new patio door or front door from Conservation Construction you can order the Doggie Door to come standard! You pick the size and where it goes! This means not only will the pet door be energy efficient but our doors, which are all energy star approved for efficiency, will add another level of money savings to your house. That is a back to front, inside and out, win win for you, your pet and your pocketbook.
So jump up and down! It’s time to celebrate the fact at you can now binge watch an entire season of America’s Got Talent, The Good Doctor, or Game Of Thrones and you won’t have to keep pausing to let the dogs outs. Because the answer to, “Who Let The Dogs Out?” should no longer be your or me. After you get a patio door or entry door from us with a Pet Accessory attached the lyrics to that song are going to be changed permanently to, “The Dog’s Let Themselves Out.” And you’ll be screaming,“Woooh! Woooh! Wooooh! Woooh!”
Have a great Friday and weekend and we’ll see you next Wednesday for another article! Until then, you might want to let your own dogs out if you haven’t got a dog door just yet . . .
