In 2003, the band signed with their first label, Doghouse Records.
A second, equally rugged work, "Doghouse" (2010), demonstrated a real command of sonority and an imaginative approach to thematic development and solo interplay among the orchestra's first-chair players.
Camby played sparingly and spent nearly his entire first season in Van Gundy's doghouse, and Houston often sat during the fourth quarter while Van Gundy favored John Starks.
"I don't recall how he got on top of the doghouse, but the first time he fell off, the strip ended with his saying, 'Life is full of rude awakenings.' ") Battled the Red Baron from his Sopwith Camel doghouse, beginning on Oct. 10, 1965, often shouting his fighting words, "Curse you, Red Baron".
Devils Coach Larry Robinson had promised to start benching players who strayed from the team system, and right wing Petr Sykora entered his doghouse in a woeful second period.
In his doghouse are Colin Powell, James A. Baker III, the first President Bush, Brent Scowcroft and Nancy Reagan ("with her blue-state opinions").
In 1922, Thomas Hardwick, the governor of Georgia, hoping to ingratiate himself with newly enfranchised women voters (he was in the doghouse for having opposed the Nineteenth Amendment), made gimmicky history by appointing a woman, the first ever, to the world's supposedly most exclusive club.
If you find her somewhere in the backyard where the doghouse is, that's your second clue.
In his system, rookies sit and wait (see LeBron James in the Olympics, Darko Milicic with the Pistons), and players who do not subscribe to his team-first defensive principles find themselves in the doghouse.
The Scottish master brewer will open the world's first crowdfunded, beer-themed hotel called The DogHouse later this year, located next to BrewDog's brand-new 100,000-square-foot brewery in Columbus, Ohio.
