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stevenschneider

Access lacking

11 years ago
If you have the right hand glass door open when someone tries to come in from outside, it appears to me that something is gonna break. Very poor planning!
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Comments (2)

  • 10 years ago

    I agree. I think the doors have to go; occasionally I shower with my dogs but mostly I just want the mud rinsed off their feet and bellies. I would just have built up the front a little.


  • 7 years ago

    Disagree!!! If the dog shower door swings in it would not pose the threat of damage also the entry door has glass panels making both sides visible.

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