ABO Gear Sleeping Bag - Canine Cuddler

I love this bag for camping. It's comfortable and big enough for my GSP. He loves being under covers anyway so he enjoys using it. For car camping and travel, it's superb. However, it's too big and bulky to use for hiking/backpacking.

Item works great for home, kennel or on the road. She knew it was hers as soon as it was out of the box!

I have them placed in kitchen and living room for my two dogs, a golden mix and collie mix. They are warm but not too warm for them - big bulky seem to make my dogs too hot.

Just got this for our min-pin and she loves it. She likes to get under the covers on the bed and she knew right away this was for her! Haven't tried to wash it yet so don't know how it will wash.

Our 40 lb. Wire-haired Griffon doesn't fit inside but likes to sleep on the top of it with part of his body hanging off.

We use them in dog beds in an indoor setting. Dogs love them. Easy to wash and dry. We don't usually unzip them in the winter but sometimes the dogs do. However, they are relatively easy to re-assemble.

good product

We use the beds everyday for our two dogs. They seemed to like them right away. We will see how they work for camping

My dog is one who likes being covered up at night. This is the perfect bed for her given that it is like a sleeping bag. Thanks Sierra Trading for yet another great item.

I got this in hopes that it would work out for backpacking with my pup in colder weather. She's 8mo's, and a little over 50lbs so far. This ended up being a little oversized for her, but she took to it right away. She can curl up or sprawl out and still fit on the bed. She even puts up with the cover being zipped over her for a short time (only used it in the house so far, so she gets up a lot). The biggest problem I have with this is that it's not very packable. I think it actually weighs more and takes up more room than MY 25°F sleeping bag. While it's great for around the house or car-camping, I'm not looking forward to lugging this thing into the back-country for her. If it packed up small enough, I would stuff it in (or strap it on) her pack, but no such luck. Still, for a short-coat city dog not used to sleeping outside in the cold, this could be the difference between a miserable puppy, or a warm, comfy pup.