Dog Beds
- It relieves stress on your dog by establishing a place of his own that brings a natural sense of security.
- A proper bed will have insulation that protects your dog from cold floors.
- A bed cushions joints and bones.
- A bed will also control the spread of pet fur as well as dirt and dander.
- Wild dogs are den burrowing animals - a bed is your dog's surrogate den.
Start by watching how your dog normally sleeps.
Dog Bed Shapes
The shape of your dog's bed is just as important as its size and the filling it has.
Round dog beds best for younger dogs who need to feel secure and they are also good for dogs who like to curl up in their sleep.
If your dog is the type that likes to stretch out, then a rectangular bed will probably be best. Rectangular beds are also best for older dog and dogs with limited mobility.
Some dogs like to sleep with their back to a wall or cushion. It's because the support against their back reminds them of sleeping next to their mother as a puppy. Bolster style dog beds are the best bet for providing this kind of dog with comfort and security.
Does your dog circle around and around before settling down to sleep? Dogs who display this "nesting" behavior will love a Bagel Bed. These circular beds have an overstuffed bolster that will completely surround a sleeping dog. Bagel dog beds provide a sense of burrowed in security that some dogs need to sleep comfortably.
Many small breeds wont be able to settle down for a peaceful sleep unless they are able to snuggle their backs into something for an added sense of security. Burrow type beds are best for these dogs because the covered, enclosed area acts like a natural den.
Older dogs will appreciate a rectangular beds with memory foam to help ease the aches and pains with stiff joints and muscle pain. These beds are also good for dogs with arthritis, hip dysplasia, or injury. By conforming to your dog's individual body shape, these high-tech foam beds exert less pressure on joints and muscles. They will also minimize callus irritation, often a problem in older dogs. In colder climates, you can add a down of fiberfill cover for added warmth and luxury.
If you have puppies or adult dogs that like to chew on everything in sight, the ToughChew Dog's Nest might be your perfect bed. These tough beds are made to be chew resistant and will stand up to puppies as well as adult dogs who like to chew.
Some dogs will claim a spot on the couch and just can't be persuaded otherwise. For dogs like these, a couch guardian will protect your furniture from stains, liquids, pet hair, and odors at the same time it gives your pal a comfortable place to relax and sleep. They come in many colors and even in fine leather, so you should be able to find a couch protector to match your decor.
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