【En la intimidad】

Even though a cupboard under the stairs was a bit cramped for Harry Potter,En la intimidad it's the perfect size for this little chihuahua.

When their aunt finished building a new house, Redditor Fatisbac noticed that the new home also included a custom room for her pet chihuahua.

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The tiny dog sanctuary is fully equipped with all the comforts a little canine could need (or just have), such as a dog bed, a chest of drawers, food and water bowls, a picture of dogs playing poker, a lamp, plenty of places to leave his toys and a hat rack.

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Commenters joked that the chihuahua should have his name changed to something more magical, like "Harry Pupper," "Harry Pawter" or "Barky Pooch, Jr." (in reference to Barty Crouch, Jr.)

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While the dog has no ties to the wizarding world for now, his new digs might mean he'll be getting his Hogwarts letter soon enough.

BONUS: Happy #NationalDogDay

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