A lady surgeon of Britain has planned to set up the world’s costliest kennel with 250,000 pounds ($380,000). The lady will build the high-cost dog house at her private house near Cirencester in Gloustershire for a pair of pet Great Danes. The expensive kennel will be built from materials like zinc, glass and limestone. After the construction, the kennel will be as big as the size of one quarter of a three-bed house. Leading British architect Andy Ramus has designed the kennel. The kennel will have separate sets of living room, dining area and bedroom for the two dogs.

 

A security retina scan of the dogs will be conducted before entering the kennel. There will be a 52-inch plasma television which will play dog-friendly programmes. The dogs can enjoy music as a 150,000 pound music system will also be incorporated in the kennel. The dogs will be offered food and chilled drinking water through automated food and drinks facility. The owner can monitor the activities of the dogs with the help of ‘dog-vision’ webcams. The local council has approved the plans of the construction of the world's costliest kennel.