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I think it would be helpful. A lot of our dogs like to just lay outside on a nice day and absorb the sun.
 

possibly

sound absorption natural light
 

well yes to a certain extent, but this would have to be on the back of extensive research into what sort of architecture is calming for dogs rather than what we know about how it affects humans

You bet.

I believe so, any animal would do better in a calm and comfortable environment, and one of which resembles the outside would be beneficial as animals live outside. However with the warm and comfort of a home.
 

Absolutely, excessive barking only sends a wave of stress through the kennels and is mirrored off all the animals and staff making for a miserable enironment. my shelter needs to be updated. Its good but not good enough compared with the newer shelters ive seen.

Skipped question

Yes - especially sound absorption
 

Absolutely in most cases, some dogs have literally gone too far and cannot be turned around, but mostly it would be of benefit.

Yes
 

Yes

Yes
 

I think so.
 

Yes, but emphasis on relationships with people and other dogs.
 

Unquestionably.
 

Yes
 

Yes! Especially in the area of sound absorbtion and natural lighting!
 

Yes. We currently use CDs to expose dogs to noise of nature. Scent is a big aspect as well. Calming scents seem to keep the dogs calmer.

Absolutely!
 

Yes

Possibly

Yes
 

Absolutely
 

Yes, although species difference regarding perception of light, sound, and temperature should be considered

The concept, yes, but not all of those elements
 

Absolutely

Yes

I think it is true to say that pleasant scenery is better than other dog kennels
 

Absolutely yes!