OllyDog Round Dog Bed - 50", Recycled Materials

The beds (qty 2) were used as indoor bedding for our two 2 1/2 yr old (big) labrador retrievers. The external tags and non tucking zipper attract the dogs to bite and pull off the tags which are sewn into the seam of the beds. When they tear off the tag, it rips the seam open and then the game begins. We have owned 3 of these beds all with the same result. Third time isn't a charm.

We have two 50-pound dogs and the bed is big enough for them to share it with plenty of space left over. In fact, if we had a third dog he would fit too. The bed is very large. The filling does not seem like the highest quality so I expect it to break down and get thin over time. However, the cost of the bed was pretty low so hopefully we'll get enough good use from it.

My dogs really enjoy this bed. The only draw back is that it does not stay thick in the middle with their weight, so I added extra "fluff" which did the trick. It does generate a great deal of static - I recommend rubbing it with a Bounce dryer sheet.

Looks good and the pup took it over as soon as it was opened. The stuffing seems to be on the thin siide or without sufficient density to keep some pressure point from touching the floor benith the bed if the dog is not completely lying down (streached out).

Beds looked good in flyer. However, they were both returned at cost of[$] shipping each. One dog would not even try it. My 80 lb older dog did try after I lay down on it. He proceeded to roll right off. We had a good laugh! He couldn't even stand on it to get a footing so he could lie down.Since i was wasting so much money on shipping, I thought I might keep one to lie down on myself when I wanted to join dogs on the floor. No Way! Filling lost all of its umph and I was lying on a hard floor.