St. Johnsbury, VT (WFN) -- Churches are going to the dogs thanks to an artist who has built the world's first chapel for canines.

Stephen Huneck says he spent $200,000 to construct the white clapboard chapel near St. Johnsbury, Vermont, which features stained glass windows of black labradors wearing halos and pews carved to look like dogs.

There's also a special doggie door for Rover to enter the hairy house of worship and a homespun plaque outside the chapel states the holy place's motto: "All creeds, all breeds, no dogma."

Huneck says the canine church is a place where both dogs and owners can commune, and claims he's never heard a dog bark or seen a dogfight among the four-legged worshippers.

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