Five Different Types Of Dog Beds
Your dog may love to slip into your bed or relax on your couch, but there’s no doubt they’ll love a bed all to themselves. They may look content lying on the ground, but if you’re like most dog parents, you know how happy your dog is when he sleeps on a soft, fluffy surface. Fortunately, there is no need for a human bed to keep pet dogs comfortable when they are resting and sleeping. All that is needed is a comfortable dog bed to please puppies of any shape, breed, age, and size.
There are 5 different types of dog beds.
1. Upholstered bed
The first type of dog bed is called a long pillow. The pillow bed has a soft base and fluffy bumps designed to mimic a female dog’s birthing nest box. In nature, a nest box may take the form of a burrow, a hollowed-out tree, or some kind of cave. A pillow bed is a perfect solution for dogs who like to get under the covers or snuggle in a corner when they sleep. Soft beds allow your dog to sleep comfortably for a few hours, and beds on either side can provide them with a little extra support and more peace of mind while they sleep. This type of dog bed comes in a variety of colors and a few different styles. Some even look like couches!
2. Pillow bed
This type of bed is the most basic. But that doesn’t mean pillow beds are uncomfortable. Most are super soft and made of materials that can withstand water, food, and other stains. These beds can be placed in a corner of the house where he is out of the way, or on a bench where your pet dog can sleep from a higher vantage point.
3. Loft bed
Every dog and owner can benefit from an elevated dog bed. This bed will keep your dog off the ground so it won’t sleep on any pressure points. Elevated dog beds are breathable, easy to clean and maintain, and most can be used both indoors and outdoors. Even young puppies will love snuggling up in the yard or on a loft bed while camping.
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4. Orthopedic beds
Older dogs have trouble getting up from the ground, especially if they have arthritis or simply sore tendons from a lot of exercise during the day. These beds can relieve the pain of hip dysplasia. And an orthopedic dog bed can also help keep your dog’s bones, joints, and tendons healthy as they age. Your senior dog will wake up rested and ready for a long day of company.
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5. Tent beds
Tent beds are like little homes for dogs. Except one side is closed off, so when your dog walks into their bed, they can escape the hustle and bustle of their busy home life and fall into a dream-filled slumber, fully rested and comforted in the morning. These beds usually have fluffy bases and walls made of canvas, cotton, or some kind of waterproof material.
Conclusion
These five types of dog beds can adapt to all kinds of dogs and help them live a good life!
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