Doghouse (noun)

1. A small shelter or kennel for a dog to sleep in, usually outside.
2. A state of disfavor or disapproval, typically for having done something wrong or offensive.
3. A situation or circumstance regarded as unpleasant, uncomfortable, or difficult.

Origin:

From 'dog' + 'house'.

Examples:

1. The doghouse was situated at the end of the garden.
2. He was in the doghouse after forgetting their anniversary.
3. If we don't finish the project on time, we'll be in the doghouse with our boss.
4. I know I'm in the doghouse right now, but I promise to make it up to you.
5. He knew he was in the doghouse for breaking the vase.