(PRESS RELEASE) LOS ANGELES – Los Angeles-based Bow Wow Dog Houses announces the option to customize a dog house from their Standard Series with the help of retailers and their customers. Pet parents who wish to offer their pups additional features in their dog houses can work with their local retailers to design the perfect pad. From a porch to an added window, all of Bow Wow Dog Houses’ features are made from eco-friendly, non-toxic materials.
Bow Wow Dog Houses encourages retailers and their customers to get creative when customizing their dog’s backyard get-away. For summer, customers might consider the addition of a porch and adding a window to create a welcomed cross breeze.
“As your family gathers on the back porch with their glasses of lemonade, your dog can sprawl out on his very own porch that is attached to his dog house,” said Larry Hobbs, President and CEO of Bow Wow Dog Houses. “We would like retailers to have fun coming up with ideas with their customers, so we can build a house that will make everybody happy.”
Bow Wow Dog Houses’ Standard Series presents a base model on which customers can add options. Additions can be as simple as adding a window and includes the option of adding a porch. The company also has a Signature Series and includes styles like the Craftsman home, a Beach house or the Southern California-inspired Palos Verdes model.
Bow Wow Dog Houses is a product line of parent company Brent-Wood Products, a family-owned and operated company with three generations of woodworking and design experience established in 1963.
Fully constructed in the U.S.A., Bow Wow Dog Houses utilizes premium materials made only from environmentally conscious resources. Each and every home is built to the highest standards of safety and comfort. Bow Wow’s Standard Dog Houses are designed with three components – base, home and roof from eco-friendly wood products. From there, clients have the option to select from a variety of material, stain and paint colors, and numerous design features.
Visit www.BowWowDogHouses.com to learn more.