Doghouse Locations - Call of Duty: MW3 Guide - IGN

Doghouses can be found throughout the map whenever you're playing Zombies Mode in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. This guide will detail everything you'll need to know about the Doghouses.

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What Are Doghouses And What Do They Do

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As the name suggests, Doghouses are places where dogs live in MW3 Zombies. Once you lure the dog out, they'll help you for the rest of the game until they die.

All Known Dog House Locations

Like everything else in Zombies Mode, everything spawns randomly. Doghouses are no different, but they're known to spawn in specific areas. It's important to mention that just because a doghouse spawns in a specific area in one game doesn't mean it'll be there for the next one. Listed above are some of the known locations where you may find a doghouse.

How To Get A Pet Dog

You'll need to find a Chunk of Flesh to get a pet dog. The only way to get a Chunk of Flesh is by having a zombie explode.

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This can be done by killing them with a Pack A Punch weapon, explosives or by shooting them in the head. Now that you have your Chunk of Flesh, you must put it inside the Doghouse, similar to a Deadbolt Turret.

After you place the flesh inside, a good boy (or girl) will come running out and greet you.

It's also worth noting that the dog's level will vary based on what Zone you're in. So, if you get a pet dog in the Orange Zone, it'll be level two, and if you get one in the Red Zone, it'll be level 3.

Can I Pet The Dog

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You can pet the dog in MW3 Zombies after you get it to leave the house. All you have to do is approach the dog when there are no zombies around, and you'll receive a prompt to pet the dog.

Once you press the button, your character will pet the dog for a few seconds.

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