Posts tagged "DogHouse"

The Alabama Give Dogs the Fancy Treatment

by Eliot Glazer (Subscribe to Eliot Glazer's posts): Nov 17th 2009 1:00PM Filed Under: Dogs, Pet Clothes

If the home of your dreams comes replete with lattice windows, real bitumen shingles, a removable roof, and a dormer that covers the entrance, then you'd better get on all fours and start eating from a bowl because we've found your dream house. Of course, there's a catch: It's for dogs.

The Alabama from Best Friend's Home might be the fanciest dog house we've ever seen, and we wouldn't necessarily protest its being a perfectly lovely place for our pooch to retreat to upon being shamed. Each model is handmade, crafted from wood and weather-resistant paint, and comes with the option of having its intended four-legged occupant's name imprinted on the door.

The Alabama: possibly the only dream home in the world where urinating on the floor isn't just permitted; it's expected.

Paris Hilton's Mini Dog Mansion

by Michelle Toglia (Subscribe to Michelle Toglia's posts): Jun 12th 2009 12:00PM Filed Under: Dogs, Celebrity Pets, Pet Clothes, Photo Galleries

Paris Hilton's dogs live in this deluxe doggie mansion in Beverly Hills.
Photo: babygirlparis/twitpic

Ever wonder what it's like to be a pet of the rich and famous? For Dolce, Marilyn Monroe, Harajuku Bitch, Prince, Tinkerbell and nine other dogs, it's all about living in luxury. The pups' socialite-owner Paris Hilton recently posted pictures of their Beverly Hills 'Mini Doggie Mansion' on her Twitter page.

"I may have spoiled them a little too much. But how can I not? Just look at those sweet lil' faces, they deserve to be treated like my lil' prince and princesses :) I love my babies," Paris tweeted.

The poolside kennel is a mini replica of her mansion filled with tiny furniture pieces, a spiral staircase, a black chandelier, a balcony, and air conditioning, for those hot summer days.

True to her heiress fashion, Paris also created a designer wardrobe and 'Chewy Vuitton' beds for her pooches.

We can only wonder when they'll get their own mini pink Bentleys.

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The poolside dog kennel is a mini replica of Paris Hilton's mansion. It is filled with tiny furniture pieces, a spiral staircase, a black chandelier, a balcony and even air conditioning for those dog days of summer.

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Paris Hilton with three chihuahuas outside her home in Hollywood May 9, 2007.

Castro, X17online

Paris Hilton visits the Kate Somerville Spa with her little dog, Bambi. Later on, Benji Madden swings by to pick them up.

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Paris Hilton looking at pictures of herself in Malibu on the beach August 8, 2007.

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Paris Hilton with three dogs in Malibu July 20, 2007.

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Actress Paris Hilton attends the unveiling of the new exhibit "Idols of Gay Hollywood" at The Hollywood Museum on June 8, 2006 in Hollywood, California.

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Paris Hilton and Kathie Griffin at Kitson store in Hollywood March 25, 2009.

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Paris Hilton and dog dressed in Santa Claus in Bel Air with sister Nicky Dec 13, 2008.

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Is Paris Hilton experiencing a midlife pet crisis? It seems her Chihuahua, Tinkerbell, has been replaced by a younger, cuter model. Paris lives the "Simple Life," but can't accomplish simple tasks, like properly filling her gas tank at this gas station on Sunset Blvd. in Los Angeles, CA. Busy posing with her newest yapping accessory, she carelessly leaves the gas hose on the ground. Her car is filled with fuel, but it seems her head is filled with air. Onward to a photo shoot at Ben K. Tay Productions she went without a care in the world.

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A devastated Paris Hilton on her way to Europe just lost two dogs to coyotes in LA . Her new Beverly Hills home is close to the canyons where coyotes are numerous!!!

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