The Cottage Rustic Entry, Toronto
Doggy shower.
Mountain style porcelain tile mudroom photo in Toronto — Houzz
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Just a shower
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just a shower
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Allie Yun wrote:
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Wall to wall the width is 6 feet. The dog shower it self is 3 feet deep.
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Yes it is
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The tile is ceramic from Peel tile
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Yes! They were so adorable when posing for the picture.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Becky Harris added this to When You Need Real Housekeeping Help
Have a plan for your pets during cleaning time. If vacuum cleaners terrify your cat or Fido loves to try to escape when anyone opens the door, make sure your pet is in a room that will not be cleaned, a crate (if your pet is cool with that) or a fenced yard when your home is being cleaned. Your housekeeper is helping you clean up your beloved pets' shedding and paw prints; having the animals jump on or nip at him or her is not part of the deal.
The Inman Company added this to 8 Ideas for High-Functioning Mudrooms
Pet station. If you share your home with furry friends, your mudroom is the perfect place for a doggie stop. This pet-friendly mudroom's special space for cleaning pets means the owners will never see a muddy paw print in their house again. A sophisticated palette of durable materials makes it feel sleek, despite its practical purpose.
Becky Harris added this to 15 Doggone-Good Tips for a Pet Washing Station
Incorporate the washing station into the mudroom. Mudrooms are a very popular spot for dog wash stations. Dogs enter from the back or side door, and their muddy paws never make it into the rest of the house.
Christine Tusher added this to The Crate Conundrum: A Safe Place for Your Pooch
A large shower might also be the perfect place for your pup — especially one not housebroken yet. Simply swap the shower door. Bonus: no running and hiding at bath time.
Liz Durnan added this to Transition Zone: How to Create a Mudroom
What Do You Want It For?Think of everything you might put in this room or space — every last thing — before you plan it. Consider how you and your family live, including kids and animals. They might all want to leave their stuff there. These are some of the things you might want to store in this space:CoatsHatsShoesScarvesHandbags, backpacks, shopping bagsKeysMail (including a recycling bin for tossing junk into immediately)Strollers, baby carriersDog bowls, leashes, other pet itemsSporting equipment, cleats, rackets, balls, yoga mats
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Asae Yoshida added this to Foyer
dog washing station near entrance
cks_poissons224 added this to Tile And Granite
Not the color (too muddy) but the seamless look of floor & shower
Steve Buchanan added this to Steven's Ideas
Cool mini mudroom access path/shower for dogs
Jane Pearson Tapteil added this to Jane's ideas
pet/people shower off mudroom, should include toilet and sink
they're in the dog shower? No wonder they look sad!!