Synopsis
From modern sleek to designer chic, these pooch pads are the tops in design and innovation as well as creature comfort. From a Japanese pagoda to a mini travel trailer, find endless inspiration for a custom pet palace to suit your favorite furry friend. These pet palaces are found from coast to coast, from the lap of luxury in New York City to a casual camp bed in Canada, capturing homes that have "gone to the dogs" in special and spectacular ways. Over two dozen homes are included, showcasing not only these very lucky dogs but their designers' ingenuity and skills as well. ILLUSTRATIONS: Colour, From modern sleek to designer chic, these pooch pads are the tops in design and innovation as well as creature comfort. Great for napping, lapping, guarding the palace, or sneaking a peek at passersby, these hideaways, homes away from home, and private quarters make pampered pets feel like royalty. Fast facts: Pet spending has reached an all-time high: new industry spending figures released by the American Pet Products Manufacturers Association (APPMA) confirm that pet spending will reach $38.4 billion in 2006, more than doubling in the last decade. In 2006, Americans' spending on pets is projected to be higher than ever, growing by 6 percent.27 percent of dog owners buy their pets birthday presents, and 55 percent of dog owners buy their pet holiday presents., The pet palaces are found from coast to coast, from the lap of luxury in New York City to a casual camp bed in Canada, capturing homes that have "gone to the dogs" in special and spectacular ways. This book includes over two dozen homes, showcasing the lucky dogs and their designers' ingenuity and skills., From modern sleek to designer chic, these pooch pads are the tops in design and innovation as well as creature comfort. Great for napping, lapping, guarding the palace, or sneaking a peek at passersby, these hideaways, homes away from home, and private quarters make pampered pets feel like royalty. Fast facts: Pet spending has reached an all-time high: new industry spending figures released by the American Pet Products Manufacturers Association (APPMA) confirm that pet spending will reach $38.4 billion in 2006, more than doubling in the last decade. In 2006, Americans' spending on pets is projected to be higher than ever, growing by 6 percent. 27 percent of dog owners buy their pets birthday presents, and 55 percent of dog owners buy their pet holiday presents.
