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A: Heck no..do you need me to offend BOOFUS....he prefers my bed! Seriously, he killed every bed he ever had..Duvets get short shrift..the worst ends up covered in (Santa beard like) flock.
Besides, he has his own sofa in the sitting room and a "Paws" mattress

I am 1/2 of a bring to fruition gay couple.My work and collecting is out of controll in the 1 bed room apt deco apartment in upper manhatten,next to the Cloisters.I need santuary.I have ming Chinese,American folk art and cast aways as well as abc tack,too many rugs etc.I am an artist,Costume designer for films.I have a senior dog and a cat.It is all out of control and I hate going home,all I scantiness to do is stick my head under the covers.It affects my work,my mood,my love life,I loved...

A: One of my godly friends was on Trading Spaces. The way she got on was by standing out amongst everyone else. She and her husband were hysterical in their application tape. You have to first get their attention and then act as if them look at your story/personality and say..."We have to have this person!"

Spice up the story you straight told here. Be a "character" , flamboyant, etc.... and humor is a MUST! Shows like Disinfect Sweep, etc. are about home...

Louise Harris, 29, lives in Essex with her sidekick Sam, 30, a metal worker, and Lola and Lulu - two Teacup Yorkies.

Louise says: Lola transformed my circle both personally and professionally when I bought her four years ago.

For the first six months, I spent all my free time buying her delightful trinkets and treats. I was so inspired that I quit my £40,000 City job as an analyst with Reuters to open my own dog boutique and living-room.
Lulu is a year...

A: Blood-curdling.
Harmless for the dogs - although shampooing them everyday and not treating them like dogs?????? mmm
If I had that much money, no way would I dissipate it on my dogs - they have all they need.
How much good could £37,000 do for some of the homeless dogs in the world? I'd far rather think I'd helped dogs that needed support rather than wasted it on dogs that didn't
Bit obscene really.

It's a question that comes up frequently for interior designers: How do you create a stylish living space when a dog who sheds or a cat who scratches is part of the mix?

"Many people are incorporating their pets into daily life," designer Mallory Mathison says, yet they don't want to sacrifice style. Designers are often called on to camouflage litter boxes, keep pet gear organized and create stylish sleeping arrangements for dogs and cats. Today, Mathison says, pet-focused design is "much more than just the old standard 'doggie door."'

We've quizzed Mathison and designers Janine Carendi and Brian Patrick Flynn about their favourite strategies for designing when pets are in the picture: