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Sure, it’s bit pricier but considering how many “indestructible” beds turned into fluff mountains…it’s more cost-effective in the end for us. Plus, she seems so comfy on it, which at her age is my main priority.
Has anyone else found they’re saving money in the long run with these durable higher-end beds?
Also, did anyone else notice their fur baby found the bed extra comfy? Mine took to it straight away – like it was an instant snuggle hit. Seriously considering getting a second one at this point! 🐕💤
I was worried at first about how it’d hold up, but it’s holding its own pretty well. The quality is top-notch and doesn’t seem to mind Finn’s lil ‘love bites’. And cleaning it? Total breeze! Just take off the cover and straight into the washer it goes.
Interesting what you said about K9 Ballistics – gotta keep them in mind for my other guy; he’s still an enthusiastic chomper. Thanks for the suggestion!
As for chew resistance, while Daisy is past her days of nibbling on anything that’s not food LOL, I can see why some folks have raised concerns though. My advice? Maybe just keep an eye on your pup if they’re prone to wanting a bite or two…or three.
Otherwise, couldn’t agree more with the posts singing praises of the Pendleton. Worth every penny in my book—especially seeing Daisy cuddled up annd cozy on it each day! Our pups deserve the best, don’t they? Anyone else got cool products or toys they’d recommend to treat our four-legged friends?
So I guess from my perspective, depends on your dog’s temperature preferences? Maybe try cooling pads in the summer if yours is also a heat-hater? Not sure if anyone else has had similar experinces?
Last month when we welcomed Rocky (adorable lab pup!) into our lives, things were HECTIC! Since I’m new to this dog parenting thing, easy solutions were my BFFs. This Bedsure dog bed’s there all up on that list. Its reversible design is like getting two beds in one! Cold nights? Sherpa side up. Hot summer day? Flip it over for the cooling Oxford fabric.
But let me share a tip: Don’t go buying the biggest size right away! Rocky’s small now but he’ll grow quick (labs!). Instead of splurging on several beds as he grows – well, I found a lil’ hack! Got a large Bedsure Crate Pad. Puppers’ll still have plushy support & when Rocky shoots up like a bean sprout? No biggie. That crate pad’s gonna fit perfect in his bigger bed.
So yeah – if you’re feeling reluctant about Bedsure beds…don’t be! They really are top-notch even though they might seem unconventional in the beginning.
Cheers – and good luck navigating the dog parent life to the newbies out there! It’s quite an adventure 😄
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?
