I have two dogs that weigh 105 lbs and 75 lbs. I can only afford one bed. Does anyone know if the large size would be big enough for my big dog?
869309
You will need the extra large size for the 105 lb dog. We have at chocolate lab that weighs 105lbs, and the extra large size is just right.
869310
Yes it will, we have a 85lb English Lab and there is more than enough room.
869311
My largest is a 95 lb Ridgeback, and I have the large and xlarge beds that are flat. It might depend how your dog sleeps. My Ridgie stretches out, and extra large is definitely more spacious width wise, which is where I notice the benefit. I can't say enough about these beds. I've had mine for about a year, and the covers have held up to multiple dogs and washings and the inserts are in perfect condition. It is a relief finding a bed that holds up to use with large dogs. Mine are also diggers, and the covers are impervious to nails! I recommend the waterproof liner, too. You can't go wrong with these beds. My largest is a 95 lb Ridgeback, and I have the large and xlarge beds that are flat. It might depend how your dog sleeps. My Ridgie stretches out, and extra large is definitely more spacious width wise, which is where I notice the benefit. I can't say enough about these beds. I've had mine for about a year, and the covers have held up to multiple dogs and washings and the inserts are in perfect condition. It is a relief finding a bed that holds up to use with large dogs. Mine are also diggers, and the covers are impervious to nails! I recommend the waterproof liner, too. You can't go wrong... » Read More My largest is a 95 lb Ridgeback, and I have the large and xlarge beds that are flat. It might depend how your dog sleeps. My Ridgie stretches out, and extra large is definitely more spacious width wise, which is where I notice the benefit. I can't say enough about these beds. I've had mine for about a year, and the covers have held up to multiple dogs and washings and the inserts are in perfect condition. It is a relief finding a bed that holds up to use with large dogs. Mine are also diggers, and the covers are impervious to nails! I recommend the waterproof liner, too. You can't go wrong with these beds. « Show Less
869312
I have the 48" X 30" X 7" with the liner, three months old. My dogs 75 and 85 lbs won't sleep on it. I've spent more time on than them. $125 it yours, you pay the shipping.
869313
I have a golden retriever who is 78lbs and a mix who is about 70lbs. They are both very big dogs, one is just lean and long. They can both curl up on the bed together, although my golden usually pushes the mix off (she likes to spread out). I would probably suggest getting the next size up for both of your dogs and then the 1 bed would be fine.
869314
My dog weights 118 lbs. The bed fits him just fine and he likes to sprawl. Hope that helps
869315
I think so because my dog is 95 lbs and the xlarge is big enough for me and her. And it's really not much difference between the 2 sizes , but in my opinion yes. These beds are really nice too!
454523
Personally my dogs sprawl so I like the extra large. I had bought 2 larges and ended up pushing them together to make one bed. Get the giant if they are both on it at the same time
456654
I think the large size will work well, based on my experience with my Doberman Pincher. BTW, my dog loves her bed, took right to it. And I like that it looks like a piece of furniture, not your usual dog bed.
2087967
This is a nice bed. However, it is for a medium dog at the largest. I have a 100# dog, and it is too small for her.
121084
Any large dog will benefit from this bed. The bed is excellent for dogs over 50 lbs bc it has a very firm support base layer. To get the proper size, measure you dog nose to tail and the base if his neck to the floor. Add 5-10 inches to each measurement so your dog has enough room to stretch out and lounge. He'll also thank you as he grows!
479973
In my opinion, you need extra large. I have two Large size pet carriers. My dogs are 10 and 13 pounds. I think for a 30 pound dog you need the jumbo size. Both for sleeping room and height. He might be able to squeeze in to the large but it would be a tight fit. Hope this helps
1796200
We use this bed for our 27 lb Welsh Corgi and she takes up 2/3 of the bed. I think for an 80lb dog you would need a larger size. I screwed L-brackets to the inside of each of the 4 corners to get the bed to stay together and the brackets are not noticeable as they are hidden by the bed pillow. It doesn't matter what size dog you have, the corners do not stay together without some extra hardware.
1168483
If you have two small breeds, yes. My dog about 80 lbs, and there isn't room for another dog yet she is not cramped. Does that help?
1549101
We have two small dogs that share the xlarge bed. This bed is very firm and heavy. A large dog should do well.
129730
I think you will be fine. I put two dogs in mine that are 7 and 10 lbs. The bed of it is 19 in x 13 in. We love it!
682359
We bought our bed for our 13 year old yellow lab. He is kind of gimped up. He is a pretty big boy. Weighs about 115 lbs. I can tell you he LOVES his XL bed. We have the large size for our Aussie and our lab sleeps on that one also. He loves them both.
701706
All I can say is that my dog is a 15lb Shih Tzu and he fits into the (Large) bed comfortably with plenty of space to move around and from what I have experienced with my dog is that he takes up minimal space in the bed because he curls himself up into a fetal position and tends to sleep that way, but he has plenty of room to stretch out if he desires to do so as well. This Large bed fits in a corner of my bedroom comfortably, while providing my dog's needs as well. I hope that was helpful, as your dog is only 5lbs heavier than mine, Isuppose you would have to take in consideration the width and size of your dog. My dog is about the size of the dog pictured in the bed. All I can say is that my dog is a 15lb Shih Tzu and he fits into the (Large) bed comfortably with plenty of space to move around and from what I have experienced with my dog is that he takes up minimal space in the bed because he curls himself up into a fetal position and tends to sleep that way, but he has plenty of room to stretch out if he desires to do so as well. This Large bed fits in a corner of my bedroom comfortably, while providing my dog's needs as well. I hope that was helpful, as your dog is only 5lbs heavier than mine, Isuppose you would have to take in... » Read More All I can say is that my dog is a 15lb Shih Tzu and he fits into the (Large) bed comfortably with plenty of space to move around and from what I have experienced with my dog is that he takes up minimal space in the bed because he curls himself up into a fetal position and tends to sleep that way, but he has plenty of room to stretch out if he desires to do so as well. This Large bed fits in a corner of my bedroom comfortably, while providing my dog's needs as well. I hope that was helpful, as your dog is only 5lbs heavier than mine, Isuppose you would have to take in consideration the width and size of your dog. My dog is about the size of the dog pictured in the bed. « Show Less
358209
If your dogs typically like to snuggle together then the large one should work. My dog is 40 lbs and the large was a good size for him snuggled in a ball however he didn't like it (he still wanted to sleep with me) but the company was amazing with their return policy. No hassle at all. If your dogs prefer to sleep alone then get two. Good luck!
879359
This bed is probably big enough for one Rottie.......get a bed for each....they are a great deal, good quality....I'd recomend them...
1128200
Yes it would. Definitely go with the Medium or Large size bed so your dog has room to spread out if it likes too. My dog is only 12lbs and loves to spread out, I have the size medium bed and he has plenty of room. When my father in law's dog come to visit, she loves the bed and she is 30lbs and fits just fine. They actually both lay in it together sometimes. Hope this helps :)
1639548
The large bed works great for my 40 pound border collie (large for her breed) and leaves plenty of room left over. I think it would work for a 50 pound dog as well.
1837046
We have three Bichon Frise 'kids'. They all use the large bed. They are young and light in weight. They have no problem using this bed. It has maintained its firmness. We have had it for several months. Maybe if your dog is very heavy it might have an issue with its paws leaving a quick (not lasting) imprint on the bed, but not the cover. I would recommend giving it a try.