Dog With Trust Issues Gets A 'Boudoir Bedroom' Made For Him

AmyBrown

Jul 6, 2019 3:00 PM EDT

Due to some recent information, it turns out ICH got this story wrong previously, and we are very sorry for the misinformation that has been spread!

Now, let's get the facts straight and bring this story the justice it deserves!

Meet Sean Farrell, owner of 12-year-old Staffordshire bull terrier rescue dog named Sgt Buster. Farrell knew that Buster had some trust issues, particularly around single men. Farrell told Stuff, "If I was on the ground floor, he would go upstairs."

So Farrell decided to help Buster find some security in a "hooman free place" of his own. Thus, the 'boudoir bedroom' project begins!

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"I’ve just started project “Busters boudoir” today . Im hoping it will be a nice little quiet place buster can go And have some peace and safety or a nap if I forget to tie up my nightie."

via Zook the General. & Sgt Buster
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Despite not having any carpenter skills, Farrell got to work on creating what will become the cutest and most special dog bedroom we've ever seen.

via Zook the General. & Sgt Buster
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"Day 2 of busters boudoir! You can just see him in the reflection in the mirror supervising me. Got the interior and a few more panels to add"

via Zook the General. & Sgt Buster
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And viola! The coolest boudoir ever! But that's not all! Inside, there's a gathering of special items: pot plant, My Little Pony, teddy bear, and a china dog. There's also a hilarious sign that reads: "Food, fun, fart."

via Zook the General. & Sgt Buster
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"Sung as a bug in a rug!"

via Zook the General. & Sgt Buster

"It's been amazing. Rather than go upstairs on his own, he just goes straight into his house now. It's his space and I never fuss him or disturb him in there, so he knows he's safe," Farrell told Stuff.