Celebrity Dogs Who Living Large in Luxury Dog Houses

Thanks to the paparazzi and social media, we frequently get a glimpse into the lifestyles of the rich and the famous. But it’s not often that we get to see the lives of their pups, too. These celebrity dogs live just as large as their celebrity pet parents, complete with their own mansions, social media accounts, and expansive wardrobe.

Spoiled is an understatement when it comes to Paris Hilton’s dog, Diamond Baby. This teacup Chihuahua has her own very active and up-to-date Instagram and Twitter account with thousands of followers.

Diamond Baby’s 300-square-foot custom dog house is modeled after Hilton’s own home in Los Angeles. This decked-out dog house includes heating, air conditioning, a balcony, and even crown molding. Inside, the dog house has a fancy staircase with posh dog furniture and pink wallpaper.

Another dog-loving celebrity, Kylie Jenner, who recently was featured in Forbes for her amassed a fortune, takes her love of dogs just as seriously as her business ventures. In fact, on her personal Snapchat account, she’ll frequently post pictures and videos of herself and her dogs.

Kylie had her dog house—or dog mansion, shall we say—custom built, complete with air conditioning and heating. The luxury dog house is large enough to fit people, complete with an adorable white fence and porch. As Kylie says on her Instagram, @kyliessnapchat, “It’s like a guest house!”

To add to this showcase of luxury dog houses, Rachel Hunter, a New Zealand model and actress, had her dog house built by La Petite Maison, a company that specializes in building fancy playhouses for children and luxury dog houses.

This custom dog house is Mediterranean-style, complete with Spanish roof tiles, terra-cotta floors, iron fixtures, and wooden doors for a grand entrance. Inside this fancy dog house, of course, you’ll find doggy wallpaper and décor.

While we couldn’t get a quote from the dogs themselves on their creature comfort lifestyle, we have a feeling that there aren’t any complaints!

Source: https://www.petmd.com/

Comments

Miracle Milly Named World's Smallest Dog

Miracle Milly, a 3.8 inch tall, one pound Chihuahua living in Puerto Rico, is officially the World’s Smallest Dog measured in height, according to Guinness World Records. Imagine having a dog as small as an athletic shoe. The nearly two-year-old dog may not be as big as a ham, but she knows how to act like one, according to her dog mom, Vanesa Semler, who lives in Dorado, Puerto Rico. Milly will stick her tongue out anytime someone points a camera at her. "She knows how to pose," Semler told the Associated Press, as reported by NBC News. Milly is one of ten dog siblings that live with Semler. Semler says Milly likes only certain foods such as chicken and salmon. The doted upon tiny pup even sleeps in a baby crib. "People are amazed when they see her because she is so small," Semler says. "And she has a big personality. People love her." Milly was apparently strong enough to push a slightly larger dog from Kentucky out of the seat for the title of the small...

Battling Cancer - Annie's Story

With a Little Help from Her Friends, Annie Sage Found Love and Health Annie Sage might appear to the untrained eye like your standard, slightly walleyed Chihuahua, but the story of her winning battle with cancer is quite remarkable, and the fact that Annie has two talented actor parents lends an air of "celebreality" to her tale. Annie’s story begins in 2004, when she and two younger Chihuahuas were surrendered to Pet Orphans , a Van Nuys, California animal shelter, by an owner who could no longer provide sufficient care. Many of the animals at Pet Orphans receive multiple adoption applications, but while Annie’s Chihuahua companions were adopted immediately, Annie was left behind, enduring three months of being overlooked for adoption. Fortunately, she had Judy, a Pet Orphans volunteer, lovingly looking after her while she waited. When Judy and her husband David first met Annie, they were recovering from the tragic loss of their Papillion, Tess. Getting a new dog was not so...

Man Buys Toy Poodles, Learns They’re Ferrets on Steroids

A man from Catamarca took bargain shopping to a new extreme when he purchased what he thought to be a pair of Toy Poodles from the La Salada market in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The man learned the hard way that his reasonably priced dogs were not what they seemed to be. According to a Buenos Aires news report, the man took his new “Poodles” to the veterinarian for vaccinations and received the shocking news. The veterinarian revealed that the pair were actually ferreted on steroids. The veterinarian believes that the two were given steroids at birth to increase their size and alter their physical features to resemble the in-demand dog breed. The disguised ferrets were also groomed to look fluffy like a Toy Poodle. This is not the first time a prospective buyer was duped into believing they were purchasing a purebred dog for a bargain price. Previously, a local TV station reported that a woman believed she was buying a Chihuahua for a fraction of the cost, but it was also a ferret. ...

I Love Chihuahuas

Search This Blog