Dog House Collection

In the midst of a bustling city, London in the year 1560, a couple finds solace in their dog house after a drunken argument

Greenland dogs, a breed of husky, with Disko Bay in the background. Ilulissat, Greenland

Dog House Collection: Couple after a drunken argument (colour litho)

Couple after a drunken argument (colour litho)
5999900 Couple after a drunken argument (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Couple after a drunken argument)

Dog House Collection: London in the Year 1560 (engraving)

London in the Year 1560 (engraving)
1594517 London in the Year 1560 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: London in the Year 1560. Illustration for The Pictorial Times, 2 October 1847)

Dog House Collection: Frontispiece from The Young Fanciers Guide, 1874 (litho) (see also 315145)

Frontispiece from The Young Fanciers Guide, 1874 (litho) (see also 315145)
NFM315146 Frontispiece from The Young Fanciers Guide, 1874 (litho) (see also 315145) by English School, (19th century); National Football Museum, Manchester, UK; eNational Football Museum; English

Family Making a Dog House

Animals and Their Homes

Dog House Collection: Dog sleeping and cockerel singing, from J

Dog sleeping and cockerel singing, from J
XJF272224 Dog sleeping and cockerel singing, from J. Thomsons Public and Private Life of Animals (litho) (b/w photo) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Dog Sleeping

Dog Standing Close to Dog House

Domestic Dog, Old Tyme Bulldog, resting in kennel, England, august

Dog House Collection: Spring Cleaning / 1925

Spring Cleaning / 1925
Spring cleaning - hubbie in the doghouse

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In the midst of a bustling city, London in the year 1560, a couple finds solace in their dog house after a drunken argument. As depicted in a vibrant colour lithograph, this quaint abode becomes their sanctuary, where apologies are whispered and love is rekindled. Fast forward to 1874, as seen on the frontispiece of The Young Fanciers Guide lithograph. A family comes together to build a dog house for their beloved furry friend. With determination and teamwork, they create a cozy haven that symbolizes unity and care. Animals and Their Homes come alive in various illustrations throughout history. From the cover of Country Gentleman Agricultural Magazine from the early 20th century to Peter Pan and Wendy's adventures with Nana by their side – these depictions remind us of the special bond between humans and dogs. As we observe an enchanting engraving showcasing a dog sleeping peacefully while a cockerel sings its morning song, we realize that even our loyal companions need restful havens like dog houses, and is within these humble structures that dreams are woven into reality. A puppy frolics joyfully near its own miniature dwelling; it represents innocence and playfulness intertwined with warmth and protection provided by its shelter. Meanwhile, another faithful companion stands close to his dog house – an embodiment of loyalty guarding his territory with unwavering devotion. This image serves as a reminder that home extends beyond mere walls; it encompasses love and companionship shared between beings. Traveling across continents to Piedmont, Italy brings us to the University of Truffle Dogs in Roddi. Here lies evidence that even working dogs deserve comfortable dwellings during breaks from truffle hunting expeditions. These canine scholars find respite within their specialized shelters before embarking on new adventures alongside their human partners. In all these glimpses into different eras and stories surrounding "dog houses, " one thing remains constant: the significance of a safe haven for our furry friends.