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A dog sleeps in bed, while a man slumbers in a doghouse on the floor.
But they arrived out of season, so they slept on the streets, then in a doghouse, then in somebody's car.
The boy had also reported that Mr. Robin had made him sleep in a doghouse, but later recanted that accusation.
As far as their 41 million owners are concerned, the Secretary is in a doghouse midway betw.
As a child, he always had a dog for a pet, even though his father "thought dogs belonged in a doghouse in the backyard," he says.
He raised frog larvae on his parents' front porch, and examined how lizards respond to changes in temperature (by using a blow-dryer) and light (by placing them in a doghouse).
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Oh, and I've added another building to my house in the country — a doghouse.
And yet in its own way "Peanuts" could make a bit of newsprint as forlorn as a set for "Waiting for Godot" (with a kite, of course, caught in the naked tree and a doghouse somewhere in the distance).
"You can't buy a doghouse in the middle of Stamford," with that money, Ms. Anastos said.
One landlord said he would build a doghouse in the yard, but the dog couldn't go inside the apartment.
Bisson sweetly framed the photograph in a sketch of a doghouse, a precocious example of homespun photographic kitsch.
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