How Did Dog Rooms Become a Thing?

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When you bring home a new baby, it is completely normal and expected that your bundle of joy will have his or her own space, a room set up with a crib, a changing table, maybe a rocking chair for feeding and cuddling. How about when you bring home a new fur baby? More and more people are setting up dedicated spaces for their dogs to relax, eat, and take a bath. These rooms take many forms, though the reasoning remains very similar: these pups are members of the family and deserve all the comforts of home. 

This trend looks like it is going to have some staying power, according to Swasti Sarna, senior data insights manager at Pinterest. “In our annual Pinterest Predictstrend report, we predict that animal architecture will be big in 2022. We are seeing rising searches on Pinterest for ‘luxury cat rooms’ and ‘luxury dog rooms.'”

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