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The Magis Dog House is for one pampered pup. Like all of Magis’ awesome designs, the brightly-colored polyethylene really makes this a modern design. Sometimes I wonder whether my dogs would ever use a dog house. Since I don’t have a yard yet, I don’t know! Do those of you with yards have dog houses, and if so, do your dogs actually use them?
Have you ever had a dog bed that didn’t have a removable cover? Well, I have one. It’s awful. I’m considering an upgrade this year when we move to a new house. I figured the dogs need an upgrade too. New house = nice big yard & new dog beds.
These dog duvets from Molly Mutt are adorable. First, you get one of Molly Mutt’s “stuff sacks” and fill it with old clothing or stuffing. Then, just choose your dog duvet. It’s a great way to put old clothing to good use.
This bed from Muovo is great for the minimalist. It’s made from lightweight cotton and has a removable, washable cover. Grab one at the Finnish Design Shop.
Blueblood is a small San Francisco-based company that creates dog beds and other modern soft goods. Not only do they offer great pet accessories, but they’ve branched out to totes and stationery (coming soon!).
Sleepypod has introduced a new pet carrier to their line: the Air. The Air is a foldable, transportable pet carrier and bed. I love that they think about everything when they make these pet carriers: lightweight, collapsible and airline-friendly. Plus, both new styles are available in a number of colors.
Designer pet furniture for pets and humans that blends nicely into your own decor and can do double duty as a side table.
I love this cute bed from Room and Board. My dogs are way too rough for something like this. I think it would last a week. Unfortunately, this item is no longer available.
This dog crate is the coolest thing I have seen in a while. I might be biased because I have dogs, but it’s about time someone tackled the hideous dog crate design.
