Who wins the doghouse building competition?

The protagonist wins the doghouse building competition.

What is the prize for winning the doghouse competition?

The prize for winning is the "Matter Cup."

Participants have 8 hours to complete their doghouses.

Matthew Beem and his friends help the protagonist.

Salish uses a cardboard box for her doghouse.

The competition involves building doghouses with a $1,000 budget and 8-hour time limit, with Boomer deciding the winner who will receive the "Matter Cup" and be excused from dish duty.
The protagonist employs strategic planning, seeking help from Matthew, setting traps, and enlisting Matthew's aid to win the contest against Salish, ultimately triumphing when Boomer selects their doghouse.

Who wins the doghouse building competition?
The protagonist wins the doghouse building competition.
What is the prize for winning the doghouse competition?
The prize for winning is the "Matter Cup."
How long do participants have to complete their doghouses?
Participants have 8 hours to complete their doghouses.
Who helps the protagonist in building the doghouse?
Matthew Beem and his friends help the protagonist.
What materials does Salish use for her doghouse?
Salish uses a cardboard box for her doghouse.

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A doghouse building competition is underway between the narrator, their daughter, and their dog Boomer.
Each participant has a budget of $1,000 and 8 hours to complete their doghouse.
Boomer will choose the winning doghouse.
The winner will receive the "Matter Cup" and be excused from doing dishes until the next competition.
The narrator seeks help from a skilled builder, Matthew Beem, and his friends to construct the doghouse.
The narrator's daughter, Salish, is building her doghouse out of a cardboard box.
The narrator plans an elaborate two-floor doghouse with various amenities like a pool, sunroof, kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, and living room.
The narrator's father-in-law advises them to search for doghouse plans online.
The narrator and Salish rush to buy interior design items for their doghouses.
The narrator tries to distract Salish's father, who is also building a doghouse, while they shop for supplies.

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The protagonist is torn between staying or leaving before Jordan arrives home.
Matthew is encouraged to leave, but he decides to help Salish with a build project.
The protagonist devises a plan to prevent his dad from seeing his doghouse design.
A trap is set up to prevent the dad from reaching the build area.
The protagonist uses a tripping wire and bells to catch his dad trying to steal ideas.
Sandy laughs at the protagonist's trap attempts.
The protagonist enlists Matthew's help in building the doghouse.
The protagonist and Salish compete to build the best doghouse.
Boomer, the dog, ultimately chooses the protagonist's doghouse, leading to victory.