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Every dog deserves their own space, whether they want to snuggle, relax or just play with their favorite toy. So, have you considered creating a cozy dog room for your dog? The dog room can provide much-needed mental and physical stimulation to make your dog relaxed and feel loved, even when you are not always there.
The good news is, you don’t have to spend a lot to make a dog room, especially if you have more than one dog, which of course often makes a mess in the house. The key is to create dog rooms that can be shared, each space must also be equipped with dog equipment which includes beds, food stations, even dog houses.
This dog room idea is great for those of you who have limited space but want to keep more dogs. Whatever the case may be, this one furry friend will brighten up your home and give your pooch a relaxed, comfortable, and fun area with these shared dog room ideas below!
Starting from the simplest
A dog room isn’t as complicated as you think, you don’t have to go out of your way to create a dog-friendly and functional room for everyone to use together. To do this, you’ll need to prepare a few basic items, such as a bed, crate, pretty bowl, toy box, or furniture with a dog area. If the room is small, it should really be utilized by adding furniture or an area your dog can use. Take advantage of the corner of the room to the main room at home, but try not to disturb the dog’s room for your mobility at home.
Dog own room
Before you look at shared dog room ideas, maybe novice dog owners still need inspiration for their own dog room. So, here I want to make you dedicate an entire room to your furry friend. Choose a comfortable spot away from windows, perhaps in a corner, for the dog’s bed or crate. Dogs feel more secure and comfortable if they sleep away from you, they will love having their own room to escape to when they want to rest, relax, or even play.
Shared dog room
If you have more than one dog then a shared room is the best solution. It can still be done in some rooms in the living room, bedroom and kitchen, maybe a chest or bed is the main furniture. If possible you can also turn an empty and neglected area into a shared dog room, for example using an area under the stairs, a corner of the room or the basement to turn it into a comfortable area for shared use. Choose a quiet place away from traffic that is not near air conditioning or a window, and dogs generally do not like rooms exposed to direct sunlight as they can be hot and uncomfortable for the dog.
Here are more shared dog room ideas you might like!
