Niches of the rich and famous. Celebrity niches

Last August, I have adopted a Daug. Yes, a Daug - the name given to the mix adorable Dachshund/Pug. Since then, I have spoiled him. She follows me, loves to ride in the car and spends most of his time lounging in my bed or nesting on my couch. She had pretty good, no? I recently found that simply being good for my small friend blades compared to the luxury some sumptuous celebrities to their pets.

Remember Snoopy in the old Charlie Brown cartoons? How the little guy would NAP on the roof of his modest Red House?? A peek at a few niches of celebrities are that the House look, well, like a niche.

Doghouse of Paris Hilton is the lap of luxury for its several small size dogs and was built to resemble his own house in Beverly Hills.

Paris Hilton recently tweeted pictures of its design niche of luxury. This two-story mansion of Paris Hilton model features a lounge on the ground floor and an upstairs bedroom equipped with a cupboard to store outfits of all dogs. The House is shared by all Hilton dogs, who have names like garfio, Marilyn Monroe, Prince Baby Bear, Harajuku, Dolce and Prada. Paris designed the House with the help of decorator Faye Resnick. Dogs benefit from appointments of luxury such as miniature furniture Phillipe Starck, a chandelier, cornices - even a heating and air conditioning system.

With a price North of $300,000 Hilton is probably the most extreme doghouse out there, but a quick glance shows that the industry has turned into a multi-million dollar industry. For example, the Spanish-style hacienda cost of supermodel Rachel Hunter $ 30,000 dog customize it before or shipped it to you. The little house, a group that specializes in miniature versions of their customers own homes, designed Hunter kennel. It is supposed to be a replica of his own Spanish-style hacienda and came with richly carved doors red tiles on each turret, terracotta floors and the flower miniature wrought iron window boxes.

Backyard model Rachel Hunter has a miniature version of his own House for his German Shepherd and Labrador retriever.

These niches probably seem a bit extravagant. Most dogs are content to have just a simple niche which shelter them from the weather. Depending on where you live or plan to build your home, have an outdoor niche can be much less popular it once was. Recently Interior niches started in vogue, with dog crates that are end tables and sofas with built-in niches. ?Some houses were even spaces specifically dedicated to dogs.

Plans House as the Sturbridge II have an innovative centre' House ' which includes seating for pets.? The Plan of House of Tasseler has a shower dog and grooming Centre above the garage that makes for the ideal place to wash and groom your pet.

If your dog will live out in a House of his own or in your home at your side there are many elegant solutions available, which is sure to please you and your best friend.

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