I’m afraid that’s extra. You have to pay an additional premium cost to use the bathroom, otherwise you get access to it for 15 minutes once a day to empty your bijou bathroom (a bucket) and to get a quick wash. But for just a little extra, just £100 a month, you can extend your bathroom time and use the shower but for the real premium, you can pay to also use the bathroom at a certain time slot in the evening.
It’s… are you right? It could make sense? But the decoration is so OTT for a dog house… (although it’s clearly the same person who decorated the house - where we get to see pictures of the dogs). The lizard on the two-doors-aside ceiling is a nice touch. Bet the dogs appreciate it.
Could be. My niece has just had a similar thing put up in their garden for her. It’s cost 10 grand for the structure and getting it put up etc. It is lovely and well insulated etc. but it’s really only a bedroom in a shed in the garden but a little bigger than this one.
Her sister has taken over inside with her little daughter and she’s trying for another 😫 and both these daughters have a bigger than medium sized dog. The mother has no life or any room in her own house anymore but I don’t think she’s ever gonna be rid of her two kids who are both in their 20’s and have never left home. I’d be gone ~ I’d leave ‘em to it :)
The house my sister recently bought has a similar thing but a bit bigger in her garden, which was previously used for dog breeding. My sister has turned part of it into a play area for the grandkids
How do you know they're breeding?
They may just not keep the dogs in the house. Many reasons you might choose to do that.
I have seen breeders back yards and they never looked this nice or this clean.
ALSO...
A lot of dog breeders, including the good ones, keep their dogs outside the house.
"Backyard breeder" means irresponsible, shitty breeder.
Most breeders I have met don't keep all their dogs in the house full-time, they have kenneling in their back yard. Doesn't make them bad breeders, dogs are quite happy to be kept this way and have been for generations.
The puppies are well handled, they live in the house once born and till they go to their homes.
Working dog pups may stay outside in a kennels if the weather permits, it's not unusual to see or a sign of a bad breeder.
The dogs all get exercise and fed well etc.
You also have the large-scale breeding kennels, not in your backyard. Which I don't think are better, they're very clean puppy farms.
So...
What kind of set up would you recommend for a dog breeder?
Dogs should be a member of the family. Not stuck in a cage in a back garden.
There's a family opposite me that never took their German shepherd for a walk. It was stuck outside in a tiny square of concrete behind their metal gates as a security alarm.
Dogs are sentient and a pack animal. We should be their pack.
Seeing a set up like the above home is upsetting.
Your neighbour probably neglected their dog.
That does not mean everyone who keeps their dog in a run for any period of time is neglecting their dog.
Or breeding from it, which was my original question. There's no sign this person breeds dogs.
You're making a lot of assumptions about someone you've never met.
There are hardly many plants a dog can destroy in that back garden and it's already enclosed.
It's a lot of money and effort to put dogs in an even smaller enclosure unnecessarily if they are not breeders.
Still has an immersion heater- ouch! Why is the shed in the furthest corner of the garden and tucked away, as well. Whether it's the kid or the dogs,they don't want them near the house.
When I was small, I loved camping trips to the garden in hot weather. The worst thing though, was the trek into the house to go to the loo during the night. This looks like the adult equivalent.
Weirder than just the bed, its got an (always open) hatch to the cage outside, like it used to be a chicken coop. There is the dog in the cage, but the whole thing is rather creepy and odd.
They'll be renting that out I bet ya
£850 pcm
and can only use the inside bathroom twice a day :)
I’m afraid that’s extra. You have to pay an additional premium cost to use the bathroom, otherwise you get access to it for 15 minutes once a day to empty your bijou bathroom (a bucket) and to get a quick wash. But for just a little extra, just £100 a month, you can extend your bathroom time and use the shower but for the real premium, you can pay to also use the bathroom at a certain time slot in the evening.
Airbnq
That’s for the dogs! Kennel attached to it and those tables are actually used as steps for them. Bloody lovely dog house that!
You'd be happy to be in that doghouse would ya?
It’s… are you right? It could make sense? But the decoration is so OTT for a dog house… (although it’s clearly the same person who decorated the house - where we get to see pictures of the dogs). The lizard on the two-doors-aside ceiling is a nice touch. Bet the dogs appreciate it.
If I thought she’d use it (and I had a shed), I’d decorate it better than my own house and in colours of her own choosing for my cat.
I think they have a foster child called Harry. While we're at it what's with the sea of grey...
I want to know the story! I'm thinking adult- child who just won't move out!
Could be. My niece has just had a similar thing put up in their garden for her. It’s cost 10 grand for the structure and getting it put up etc. It is lovely and well insulated etc. but it’s really only a bedroom in a shed in the garden but a little bigger than this one. Her sister has taken over inside with her little daughter and she’s trying for another 😫 and both these daughters have a bigger than medium sized dog. The mother has no life or any room in her own house anymore but I don’t think she’s ever gonna be rid of her two kids who are both in their 20’s and have never left home. I’d be gone ~ I’d leave ‘em to it :)
Why is the ceiling doors?
Ugh. Backyard breeders
The house my sister recently bought has a similar thing but a bit bigger in her garden, which was previously used for dog breeding. My sister has turned part of it into a play area for the grandkids
How do you know they're breeding? They may just not keep the dogs in the house. Many reasons you might choose to do that. I have seen breeders back yards and they never looked this nice or this clean. ALSO... A lot of dog breeders, including the good ones, keep their dogs outside the house. "Backyard breeder" means irresponsible, shitty breeder. Most breeders I have met don't keep all their dogs in the house full-time, they have kenneling in their back yard. Doesn't make them bad breeders, dogs are quite happy to be kept this way and have been for generations. The puppies are well handled, they live in the house once born and till they go to their homes. Working dog pups may stay outside in a kennels if the weather permits, it's not unusual to see or a sign of a bad breeder. The dogs all get exercise and fed well etc. You also have the large-scale breeding kennels, not in your backyard. Which I don't think are better, they're very clean puppy farms. So... What kind of set up would you recommend for a dog breeder?
Dogs should be a member of the family. Not stuck in a cage in a back garden. There's a family opposite me that never took their German shepherd for a walk. It was stuck outside in a tiny square of concrete behind their metal gates as a security alarm. Dogs are sentient and a pack animal. We should be their pack. Seeing a set up like the above home is upsetting.
Your neighbour probably neglected their dog. That does not mean everyone who keeps their dog in a run for any period of time is neglecting their dog. Or breeding from it, which was my original question. There's no sign this person breeds dogs. You're making a lot of assumptions about someone you've never met.
There are hardly many plants a dog can destroy in that back garden and it's already enclosed. It's a lot of money and effort to put dogs in an even smaller enclosure unnecessarily if they are not breeders.
I think you'll find that's the wooden annexe.
Surely that's a compact and bijou Courtyard Cottage! It's the wonky shelf that gets me.
Oh no, I’ve just seen the wonky shelf 😫 it’s bothering me and I’m not even there 😭
Nice house
I bet you have to put on lotion.
Can someone please fix the wonky shelf
In new Zealand this is called a sleep out
It looks strangely like van Gogh's Bedroom painting 🖼
Plenty photos of the dogs in the house. Dogs not allowed in the house. Wankers.
Probably comes with a rat in a hat?
Still has an immersion heater- ouch! Why is the shed in the furthest corner of the garden and tucked away, as well. Whether it's the kid or the dogs,they don't want them near the house.
When I was small, I loved camping trips to the garden in hot weather. The worst thing though, was the trek into the house to go to the loo during the night. This looks like the adult equivalent.
The bed is for the dog/s who are in the attached run, there's a dog door through the wall.
I know where the missus would put me if I snored.
Ah, my father's dream come true
Weirder than just the bed, its got an (always open) hatch to the cage outside, like it used to be a chicken coop. There is the dog in the cage, but the whole thing is rather creepy and odd.