The Briefing Room
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: flowers on July 28, 2013, 09:51:03 pm
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Architectural genius or barking mad?
Idaho's Dog Bark Park Inn, a bed & breakfast guesthouse inside the World's Biggest Beagle, is the pet project of married chainsaw artists Dennis Sullivan and Frances Conklin.
The pair built 30-foot-high 'Sweet Willy' in 1997, funded through sales of miniature dog carvings.
Needless to say - the Trojan-horse style abode is very dog-friendly.
According to their Facebook page, the B&B proprietors 'created Dog Bark Park as a venue to make, display and sell their chainsaw sculptures.'
They then decided to build the two big beagles, Sweet Willy and 12-foot-high Toby, 'to add to the dog theme of their work.'
The dog lovers have said they chose the beagle for their architectural feat because it was a safe bet.
'It was the first breed of dog Dennis started carving 28 years ago and it remains a best-seller all this time,' Conklin told BBC.
'Plus, it is a politically correct breed since there are no horror stories about it.'
Sweet Willy sleeps four, with a queen bed in the main section and two twin futons in the head, all decked out with canine-inspired furnishings.
Guests enter the beagle's body from a private second story deck, and are treated to dog-shaped biscuits left on their pillows.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2380410/In-doghouse-Inside-beagle-shaped-bed-breakfast-guests-sleep-muzzle-eat-dog-biscuits.html#ixzz2aNaGl8u2
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Funny to see this in the DM. I have driven past this place many times.
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That's one unfortunate place to put the entrance.
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That's one unfortunate place to put the entrance.
That should be the exit. :silly: