would this work well for my 15 y/o 23 lb dog, to lay on comfortably for short periods 30 mins? he follows me to the kitchen and waits for me
266442
I think it would be fine for a dog of that weight and age. Although it's very comfy, it's still thin enough for older dogs to easily get up and down from. I have a bloodhound and she's very big and absolutely loves this bed.
266443
Yes. My dog and my cat loves it and ithey are always laying on it. It's cushion is thick enough for your pet to love laying on it.
266444
yes, it a very soft material and my basset loves it. i have it in his other bed and he snuggles down and sleeps for hours.
266445
I think so, the bed size is right. It is not too big so you can move the bed from room to room easily. I do that sometimes.
1251426
Not really...your dog would have room to move around for sure. We put our two dogs (20 lbs, 14lbs) inside and they have only room to sit or stand..they can't lay down inside without sitting on each other. Your dog would be comfy I would think..plus room for toys, etc. Hope that helps!
341776
I would look for something a little heavier duty. My dog is 47 lb. with somewhat thick hair and I have to have the collar on really tight to get a response. Also the remote to this has proven to not really be the best. My buttons are already malfunctioning.
1868938
I found it comfortable to sit on for very short durations. Anything over 15 minutes and it was uncomfortable on my knees. My body geometry might be different than yours so I can't say how it'll work for you.
52397
I have a 15 pound dog that fits in this, but I have to put a wedge shaped foam in the bottom to make him comfortable. The basket is too small for him to curl up in, so he can't lie down. But with the wedge foam, he lies down on that and keeps his head above the basket rim.
537921
No. This is not an adequate approach to your dog's safety, 120 lbs or 20 lbs, doesn't matter. I have yet to find anything that can accommodate an active dog appropriately.
1853067
my dog is about 10 pounds and he fits well. There is enough room to lay down and play without being cramped I wouldn't use it for a dog any more than 10 maybe 15 pounds
1098442
I think you would be better off with one that your dog zips into. This one would not offer much space for a dog bigger than 3 lbs. To lay down in. Go to a local pet supply and try some, then order it on Amazon.
1136794
I have walked up and down it myself and I am "slightly" over 117lb! The bigger problem you might have is convincing her to use it. It has no sides and the carpet is pretty smooth underfoot. My 18 lb Bichon avoids it like it is evil. Yes I tried all the training tips but it didnt work for my dog. So it sits in a corner. The best use we have found for it thusfar has been helping us slide two upholstered wing chairs up to the second floor via our stairway.
146364
I would say that it would be suitable if only for a short time. We use ours for our Polmerian who only is about 6 pounds and has plenty room.
1649216
It might be tight if he stands up the whole time. My Dog lays down most of the time, but stands when she wants to gaze out the window. She is only about 18 inches at the shoulder and there is room to spare It's a very nice device to keep the dog safe, as well as keeping their fur contained while providing them a comfortable ride. Good Luck!
723248
it works for my pomerian who is 14 lbs and has long legs...if it wont work for your dog send it back...
615827
Personally I dont think so. My dogs are about 25 pounds and they cant lay on it together. If he curls up tight possibly but it would be a close fit
1493215
I think that this would work all right for your dog. I have a dog that weights about 25 lbs and it works well. You will need to set the shock setting very low. I have the shock set on 20 and works very well.
909837
I have a 17 lb. doxie, he loves it, he sometimes almost tips it over trying to get in the just right position, he stays in it most all evening and sleeps in it in the daytime. It is fun to watch him getting in and turning around and he sleeps with his head out the door or sometimes just at the door. He seems to be quite comfortable. You can always send it back if it is not the right size.
1639549
Ours works for a 76 lb. Elkhound-Husky mix, so I would say yes... he usually lies on his side.
1368717
Yes way to big my dog is about 35 lbs and it's perfect for her. You would Definelty need to check out the smaller options or you can even put a toy ball in the bowl to help slow them down or they sell these suction gadgets that you can place to the bottom of their bowls they come in 3 different sizes smallest would prob be best for you ! This way you save $ and it still does the job