The $150K Dog Palace
If you’ve got an extra $150K burning a hole in your pocket, and a dog with a thing for Asian architecture, have we got a product for you.
In Japan, Cultural Property Structural Plan, Co. specializes in “the preservation and repair of cultural property buildings and seismic reinforcement design.” They’re also into building high-end doghouses. The Inuden Project is where they created the “ultimate doghouse” by “using the beauty and technology of Japanese shrines and temples by experts in traditional architecture.”
The doghouse is built by hand, which makes it an “exclusive” product, and make the price tag easier to defend. Orders for the first house will be taken starting on September 1st, and if more than one comes it, there’ll be a lottery to determine who can buy the only one being made in 2022.
Lisa Way's Favorite Dogs!
Saint Bernard
(Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)
Every time I see one out, I lose my mind with excitement. They are huge, which means a lot goes into having one, including cleaning up massive poops and slobber.
Boston Terrier
(Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images)
Small but oh so cool looking. I don’t know anything about their personalities, but again, when I see one, you’d think I saw a rock star.
Pug
(Photo by Scott Barbour/Getty Images)
Those eyes. Enough said.
Labrador Retriever
(Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)
Almost as good as a Golden Retriever with less hair.
Frenchie
(Photo by Gary Gershoff/Getty Images for the American Kennel Club)
Way too popular, but I think for a good reason. They make me laugh. If only they could swim.
