DIY Pet House Designs

There something inside every pet owner that just screams "Spoil him / her!" Are you eating yesterday's leftovers for dinner or cleaning pining over that exquisite dress that you thought was just too expensive? Well I bet ol 'Fido is as happy as a clam, chewing on one of his many chew toys, getting a back rub from his co-parent, and eyeing out cute Reviews those bone-shaped treats you just bought him the other day.
Oh how we love to spoil them. Apart from all the treats and toys that you no doubt get your doggie, why not get your hands dirty and build him his very own little dog house? Everyone (even a pooch) needs a place to call Reviews their own.
Here's another simple classic design that actually shows you what a big difference a great paint job can make-! The steps are easy to follow, so with some luck, you should have your doggy's house up and inhabitable after about five hours of work.
I've always dreamed of having a log cabin to retreat to during my vacation time; a place to relax and unwind away from the hustle and bustle. Unfortunately, that dream is a couple of (stacks of) dollars away, so I might as well go for the next best thing and build one for my favorite fluffy friend!
This one's a real palace, is not it? Your lucky pooch gets to climb a ladder to his very own rooftop deck where he can catch up on some beauty sleep under the sun's rays, or perhaps keep a watchful eye on the garden. With some determination, you'll have this done in a day of beauty.
Some dogs simply can not sleep in a regular old dog houses; some need a modern, stylish design to match Reviews their personality. Do not let the faceted appearance scare you off, though, it's actually cheaper and Easier to Make than it looks. And it'll look fabulous in your house, too!
This ranch-like dwelling is made primarily from three sheets of plywood, and it's big enough for a large dog. The roof IS ALSO removable, so you will not have to crawl in there to clean, thank goodness! Line the floor with some soft, cushiony blankets and your dog will be as happy as can be in his new little home.
For a small to medium-sized dogs that usually sleeps outside, this insulated haven will be the perfect solution. The style is simplistic and it certainly does the trick, but the eye-catching extended A-frame is what really sets this doggy house apart from the rest.
This ramped and stilted dog house makes me think of a kiddies' treehouse; let's hope your pup gets the same satisfaction out of it! The ramp just adds a fun element, and the elevation Gives your dog a nice stage from the which to scout out everything around him.
If your dog is more indoor than outdoor, and you're the type who just hates the thought of wasted space, then maybe this is under-the-stairs dog house is the perfect project for you. This is a serious stroke of genius, and I love the outside trim making it look like an actual dog house. It seems as if no one loves it more than the dog, though. Lucky fella.