How well would this hold up to dogs that like to jump and play on the bed?
24871
The set I do have does hold up well with my dog trying to did to other other side of the world. I've had it for a month so far replacing it with another set.although these are just sheets, not the comforter. I do give the sheets a positive rating.
24872
I would anticipate your dogs' nails would snag 100% cotton. You may be better off going with a more durable fabric like polyester. It depends on what is more important to you, softness or durability.
98522
My dog uses the bed regularly and tends to use his paws to settle in and dig at it a bit to get it "just right". It hasn't ripped yet several months in. Not sure how sharp your dog's nails are though, but I would guess your pretty safe.
1671487
It depends on how determined they are to get over the gate. We have two Cavalier spaniels the largest 24 pounds and a yellow lab who is 65 pounds and none of them even try to jump over it. I can easily step over the gate which is nice. We are using it in our basement to keep the dogs out of the laundry room. You can pick it up easily and the sides will fold in if you want to move it out of the way. We really like them and bought 2 of them. The color is much lighter than pictured though. It is very nicely made and sturdy.
998044
I've invited my lab up onto the bed several times & no problems at all. But if she did the nesting thing, that would be another story. its not flimsy but its not hardy either, if that makes any sense. We've tossed the comforter around quite a bit with making the bed & changing sheets & no damage has been done. I would say with every day usage the comforter holds up.
1639309
Seems to be pretty damn solid. My dog (80 pounds) is constantly jumping up and down from the couches and leaping between the two of them. No signs of wear or stress after a month of abuse.
598421
I was it weekly and have had it for six months (for my dog) It is holding up very well. As long as the puppy doesn't chew it up it should be fine.
1693804
Well. We find it to be stable but we never leave her unattended in it. We have two small dogs (chihuahuas) so we're not worried about them knocking it over.Hope this helps. Our daughter loves the jumper :)
1130405
I think it would depend on the size of your dog and how aggressive he is. The material has held up very well for me. My dog is 10 pounds. He has turned the play pen over a couple of time, which prompted me to put bricks around the inside to hold it down. That worked.
1862989
Depends on the weight of your dog since by itself the bed is lightweight and can be carried easily with one hand. Also depends on the condition of the grass or dirt. If it's rather moist and you have a 60lb dog I imagine that would sink but if the land is rather dry then it would probably be OK. It's a great bed so my suggestion if it does sink is to put a piece of wood or cardboard under the feet.
1825397
I've been using this for our Doberman puppy who is currently 5 months old, weighing 42 lbs. I've currently opened it up and used it to corner off part of my office with a whelping pad on the floor to protect the carpet. She can actually jump it, though if I keep the "no-no" bottle nearby, she tends to stay in her playpen better. I think even a small dog could eventually figure out how to jump it, though. Overall, I'm still very happy with this purchase. I just can't use it to pen her up when I leave the room.
942711
I have an 80 lb. lab and mine has held up very well . I keep it under her outdoor shed , so it's out of the weather. I have had it 7 or 8 months. She likes it. no problems
1397983
The jumps are perfect for smaller dogs. I have a 16 lb Jack Russel terrier who has no problem with this kit.
1764446
If your dogs are "diggers" on the bedspread I wouldn't recommend this bedspread. If they jump on the bed and just lay down and sleep it's fine.There is stitching on this design, if an occasional dog toenail caught a thread if could be pulled back from the underside of the bedspread and lookfine on the right side that shows on your bed. Again, not a good choice for roughhousing dogs.
1783812
My dog is not a scratcher, so I can't say for sure, but the fabric is thick and tough and my guess is it would hold up much better than any other bed I've seen. Hope this helps.
1869576
I purchased this gate for two older (over 10 yrs old) pugs (shorter dog). I would say jumpy dogs would not be able to knock it over, but I would bet they'd try to jump over it. It's not very high. It does not attach to the walls.
483457
This I can't give a definite answer but our two Akita/German Shepherd sisters have no problem at all on it. They are each over 90lbs. I would think it would hold up to 120 pretty easily. You might check with the manufacturer directly. Hope that helps.
1964456
yes, it will hold up, unless your dog is actually a chomping rascally puppy..............