Examples of doghouse

• I couldn't even build a doghouse. 

• If there's no room for me I'll sleep in the little doghouse in the orchard—I've seen it. 

• Maybe it was his house, although it was bigger than any doghouse she had ever seen before. 

• There's the doghouse over there. 

• This doghouse was built at the very foot of the promontory, against the hill, and about forty yards to the right of the house. 

• My basic assumption is that -er forms, like noun+noun compounds such as doghouse, are best viewed as abbreviated noun phrases.

• A pigsty or a birdcage would not reasonably be called a house, but what about things like the public house, the monkey house, the doghouse?

• Among those at the bottom were politicians and teachers, which rather put me in a double doghouse.