0
What else can I help you with?
What is the plural of doghouse?
Doghouses.
How much r adult doghouses?
100+
What are yorkies habitat?
yorkies habitats are doghouses
Where did German Shepherd lives?
Outside or in houses, until doghouses were invented.
Ten midgets can paint 30 doghouses in 60 days so 5 midgets can paint 15 houses in?
The answer is 60.
Why don't dogs use their doghouses in the daytime much?
Well for one reason they like to be very active unlike cats and they also like to play with their owner a lot!
How can you fit 9 dogs into 8 doghouses?
it depends on the breed and size of animal, if it small just fit 2 into one, if this question is a joke :) Its the worst joke ever
Is trump good or bad?
Trump is a beutiful man with the agility of a cheetah. He can leap midsised doghouses in a single bound.
How do I get quality wood at an affordable price for my doghouse?
If you live near a Lumber Liquidators location that is a good place to start, as being able to pick the wood up yourself will save on your costs significantly. They have cedar, which is a common choice for doghouses, as well as other quality woods for that and other outdoor projects.
How many poppy seeds in a pound?
there are 14 pinkish doghouses in a country! and 11 pancakes are needed to reshingle a canoe.
Can you use shredded newspaper in doghouses for warmth?
Yes, shredded newspaper can provide insulation and warmth in a doghouse, especially when layered properly. However, it may not be as effective as other insulating materials like straw or blankets. Make sure to monitor your dog's comfort and warmth levels regularly.
Where did the idiom in the doghouse come from?
Doghouse is an old English word; taken to the USA by settlers it remained in use there although generally superseded by 'kennel' in British English, and finally returned to Britain in this colloquial phrase....One commentator has said that on slave-ships the passengers were chained in the hold and the seamen slept in rough shelters on deck, known as doghouses because they were bare and uncomfortable. Another suggests that the expression originated with Peter Pan (1904) in which Mr Darling lives in the doghouse as a penance for his poor treatment of the dog, as a result of which the children run away. The first recorded date of the expression (1932) rules out the first of these explanations (the shelters may have been called doghouses but they had nothing to do with disgrace) and the American origin of the expression makes the second likely. There is really no need to look any further than the familiar idea of banishing a dog to its kennel in the event of misbehaviour.
