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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.
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.
To compensate the cab was offset to the left, the engine doghouse intruded into the passenger footwell but left the drivers position intact.
Wanta, who has been given a doghouse, also chooses to stay at the inn.
A doghouse is simple dwelling for a dog.
A "kennel" is a doghouse, run, or other small structure in which a dog is kept.
On touchdown the nosegear broke out of the doghouse.
Many breeds of dogs can be found in his enormous doghouse.
For example, a doghouse is a dative compound, a house "for" a dog.
A doghouse is made of insulating material (often wood), padlocked, to prevent loss of heat except for an opening front where the dog will enter.
Pet mitigation efforts may include finding the proper placement for a doghouse, so that it is not inundated in the event of heavy rains.
Under his doghouse is a secret ninja training chamber.
When a player gets out, he goes to the doghouse.
The last team with a member remaining not in the doghouse wins.
