How I built this BIG dog house.

I’m a contractor and believe me that is very nice work and attention to detail.

this is what i love to see. people being inspired by watching youtube videos then going out and building away...i love it! and hope everyone does the same after watching videos like this... :-)

I wanted to see the dogs reaction to the new house.

That was very therapeutic to watch. Lucky dog. I can imagine it now, hanging out inside that awesome doghouse on a rainy day.

This is brilliant! You've inspired be to make my own for my big dog. Thank you :)

I've been a woodworker for years and I have to give you a major compliment on your work. Damn fine job! Good planning, good specs and you've done an excellent job with the tools that you had available. Inspiring! Congrats!

You don’t have all the fancy tools and woodwork terminology but for me I could understand and learn from you more because of it. On top of that you really inspired me to thinking I can also do this. Thank you.

Well done. It makes me smile to see somebody enjoy a project like that.

Wow, you should build these and sell them, many people would pay top dollar for this house. Awesome job man!!!!!

Another great video Emit, I'm at the Firehouse right now and had the pleasure of watching your work! Keep up the videos, you are a very good teacher. P.S. Your helper is AWESOME!

I can officially say, after building my husky his very own large dog house, I can say, this is a lot of work! Lots of bending down and being creative as you go because you have so many obstacles that happen. I built MINE out of pallets and ended up doing a angled, flat roof instead. Your end video of taking it apart was an excellent idea because you have to remember, it’s going to be VERY VERY heavy so building it at the area , WHERE the house will be AT, is best. which is what I did, but no way I’m ever moving it lol. Good work 👍👍👍

You did a fantastic job building the dog house and came up with clever solutions such as flattening the roof edge. I recently started a new job as a construction crew lead of new homes. My previous experience has mostly been in building maintenance and renovation. I had to learn new tasks quickly and I turned to YouTube a lot. It has been a life saver. I am always prepared to lead my volunteer groups and even teach the older guys new tricks. Going from a bare lot to a lived in home is an amazing feeling and feat. So kudos man on finishing your first big project and I hope it leads to many more in the future because you have a talent for this work.

Wow, that's really impressive. I'd live in that house

You are the MAN!! I love it!! Thank you.

I’m gonna watch this video over and over until I can build some like this to sell as a career. Struggling with employment, thank you for this video. I’m going for it !

Only a couple small things I would have changed. One is the window. You mentioned one of the minor things with the way that the joints lapped (this is really minor though). The other thing I would have done is to put the plexiglass inside of the frame (centered) and made a slight down-slope on the sill plate. Much the same way a normal window is constructed; it would help with keeping water out. The other thing that I would have changed is longer screws for the 2x but joints, 3.5 instead of 2.5 .... I've been building crap for nearly 35 years and I can say that your construction methods were spot on and you did a great job. I would even say that this is over built but that's not a bad thing, especially with a structure that can be broken down into parts. Stronger construction is a good thing in parts that can potentially be moved around.

You’ve got crazy skills and I’d consider this professionally built. All of the detail and attention to even the smallest of things made the outcome incredible! I would love to have a house like this for my fur baby.

Hey man, those lap joints don't look half bad! Nice build, thanks for sharing your process. Cheers!

Love this idea.

Great job, you Sr. inspire me to make a beautiful dog house for my dos Labradors. Thanks Angel