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A tip tho – have patience when setting it up. It was quite an adventure trying to get all those foam pieces settled just right. Anyone else had fun with that part?
On a side note though, if anyone’s having trouble with their dog taking to the bed (Bailey wasn’t too convinced at first!), try putting some of their favorite blankets or toys on it. That way, it’ll smell like them and can really help ’em settle in quicker.
Has anyone tried any of the other colors? Wondering how the gray variant holds up with muddy paw prints… Bailey sure loves her after-walk dig adventures!
My furrball Zoe wasn’t too sure at first (sounds like we had a similar issue as Bailey), but I found leaving one of my worn t-shirts on the bed for a few days helped her get used to it. Now she’s practically glued to it. Anyone else tried the t-shirt trick or have any other tips about getting your pup comfortable?
As for any issues with dogs not taking to the bed right away – we had a similar hiccup. Max was suspicious of his new bed at first (a bit like Zoe and Bailey, seems like it’s a dog thing). What workd for us was placing some of his favorite toys onto the bed – helped him create a feel of “this is mine”. The Plufl bed isn’t cheap but given how much use Max’s gotten out of it, I’d say it’s been every penny well spnt. jsut had to go through some adaptation phase, thats’ all 🙂
Has anyone else tried mixed in their dog’s favorite scent or something? Like spraying a bit of your perfume/cologne on the bed to make it feel more familiar? It worked for a freind’s dog who was having trouble adapting to a new bed.
I’m curious if anyone else has multipler dogs using the same Plufl bed? I’m thinking of getting a 2nd one for our incoming rescue dog, but Benny is sometimes territorial… Will it be better to have two separate beds or is it okay to encourage sharing? Would love your thoughts on this folks!
As for those with multipel pups using the same bed, well… let’s just say double dogs equals double havoc in my house! But they worked it out eventually – seems like they enjoy squishing into the Plufl together (maybe it’s warmer?). Just remember: patience is key with introducing anything new to our furry friends!
PS: Thinking about getting a second one myself so they each have their own comfy cloud castle. Lazy sundays are about to get REAL cozy y’all! 👌 Anyone else gotten more than one? Curious how that’s working out for you guys. Trust me, it’s worth every penny if it means silent nights and no more hogging the couch!
Regarding multiple dogs using the same Plufl bed, I’d say go for it. It’s working out pretty well at mine, granted my dogs are relatively small-ish. May not be the same story for larger breeds.
Has anyone tried washing the Plufl yet? Kinda worried how it would hold up in the wash…
I noticed someone mentioned double the dogs equals double the… mess? Well, with my trio there’s always gonna be a bit of chaos, but honestly – no more than when they each had their own beds. Might juts be my group though.
If you’ve got a super picky pooch or one that realy values their alone time, you might want to consider getting separate ones. But overall big thumbs up for the Plufl bed from me annd my pack. Is anyone else loving how ridiculously easy it is to clean these things???
Post: Yes, I’ve got to say my pups absolutely love their Plufl Human Dog Bed. They pile on in like a doggie mountain and it’s too adorable! Plus the bed seems super sturdy, even with all three of my big dogs sharing.
But on the interesting point of mess – honestly, hasn’t been that bad for me? The covers are pretty easy to take off and toss in thw wash when needed. Maybe it’s just becuase my bunch aren’t super messy?
Anyway, if you’re worried about the space or if your dogs will get along on the same bed, may be give it a trial run with some blankets? Then you’ll have a fair idea if the Plufl is a good investment for your canine family.
Anyone else got more than 3 dogs using it? How’s that working out?
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