Three Pet Projects
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Illustration: Harry Campbell
Illustration: Harry Campbell
Illustration: Harry Campbell
Illustration: Harry Campbell
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Doggie Daybed
Jolliffe designed this raised bed to give his own dog a people-height for chew toys and rawhide bones. To get the height right he measured the Great Dane's favorite chair, which was 18 inches off the ground, then constructed the 36-by-36-inch square frame using pine for the legs and plywood for the top and bottom. MDF beadboard gives it a nice finish, and the big dog pillow on top (around $30 at most pet shops) provides Diesel with a comfortable place to rest his head.
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