I am more than sure than inequality exists in dog’s life, as much as in human’s life! Throughout this whole time I have written sad stories of homeless dogs. Dogs that have nowhere to live, nothing to eat, and no-one to take care of them! Now I will show you the opposite of that world! I will introduce you with rich dogs, that have big expensive houses, and obviously an owner that loves them!
1- Hacienda!
This house costs $30,000! It is custom made only for this beautiful duo! They have AC in their dog mansion which allows the house to stay cool during the unbearable heat, and warm during the freezing cold!
2- The Bauhaus
This dog mansion is German-manufactured. The builders of this house approached their design to the Bauhaus architecture! This is a simply house, with a glass skyline that allows natural line into the house! Also glass walls that allow the dogs to watch their surroundings at all times!
3- Victorian Dog Mansion
This Victorian Dog Mansion costs $20,000 to build! It is house to three beautiful dogs; Chelsea, Darla, and Coco Puff. It is made with hard-wood floors, and a lot of space. It is similar to the owners Victorian house! The owner can even visit her dogs inside their dog mansion!
4- Pawj Mahal
This is such a luxurious dog house! It costs $40,000, and is all custom made for a Prince dog. It is very comfortable, and luxurious from inside and outside! It looks exactly like the Taj Mahal monument, and it is made to last an eternity!
5- Ranch house and doggie pool
This is really dog customized mansion! You are able to see the dog features all over the house! It is made with real material, and has a lot of space for its own dog! To make it more luxurious for the dog, the owner also build a pool for the hot days!
6- The Canine Hilton
This is the most expensive in the dog mansions list! It is the mini version of Paris Hilton’s mansion, and it coasts $325,000. Inside live her six dogs. The dog mansions has two floors, features a balcony, a roof, custom lights, luxurious beds for each one of her babies!
Source: BarkPost