article_snippet: With a kennel this fancy, dogs may deliberately misbehave in order to be in The Dream Doghouse.
article_snippet: The Dream Doghouse was designed by a team of 12 architects and fabricators and took six weeks to make, costing a staggering £20,000.
article_snippet: a futuristic kennel is divided into two areas – one for rest and relaxation and the other for dining.
article_snippet: Paw at the ready: a futuristic kennel features
article_snippet: a futuristic kennel has two main rooms.
article_snippet: One contains a padded sleeping area with silver fabric, 'dog-proof' leather buttons and bone-design pillows.
article_snippet: Finishing touches include a large window, fire retardant carpet, paw and bone print wallpaper and skylight.
article_snippet: The back area of the Dream Doghouse features a padded sleeping area with ‘dog-proof’ leather buttons and luxurious bone pillows.
article_snippet: In the front kennel, dogs can stare out at a garden through a large polycarbonate window, or take in the ‘designer’ paw and dog print wallpaper, upon which frame portraits of Crufts winners hang.
article_snippet: While the hi-tech kennel may just be a bit of fun, pets are becoming more high tech, with trackers and other gadgets becoming more common.
highlights_snippet: The Dream Doghouse cost £20,000 to make and features two main rooms .
  