Would this get snagged if a dog jumped on the bed?
161164
I don't know, but it isn't being snagged by my 16 pound cat & his kneeding, so it may. I love this blanket!
161165
Not sure about that. I have had dogs but don't have one now. It probably depends on whether or not you keep the dog's nails clipped short and filed. It's a pretty tight weave.
161166
My Irish wolfhound hasn't snagged it yet. She does a lot of stretching with those long legs. I've been very pleased with the way this tight weave holds up.
161167
My dog has jumped on it many (many, many) times, and it's never snagged. Even the cats haven't put a pull in it yet. I'm not saying it can't happen, but at least it's not something just waiting to happen. The weave is pretty tight.
529260
I don't think so. You could always get the regular sheets that your dog likes and use that on his bed.
83250
If you put it on the floor, probably yes, but if you prop it up on a bed, no.
2061654
Well, I can't tell you for sure because my lab doesn't scratch the bed, but I can tell you that I have been impressed with all of the materials including the cover. It's a pretty tough material, so my guess is that so long as you kept up with your dog's nails, that you would be okay for a good while.
1693557
Absolutely. Its like a hammock. Theres no way your pup will get to the floor
1949635
Well, it is off white so I would not let a dog be on it. Or maybe put a cheap blanket on it before you let the dog in to the room?
2103477
My best answer would be this: if the animal is calm enough you should not have any problems, the base of the stand isn't super heavy so it will easily tip over if bumped properly. Or if you wanted I'm sure you could drill a hole through the base to mount it on a platform/grooming table.
1982293
I just put it on my hardwood floor, and I think the animal's weight would push it. But if it's propped up against something, it should stay put. I currently keep it on the rug against my bed.
1732809
If you are talking about both dogs fitting comfortably on the bed, then I would no. My dog loves it. She is about 70 lbs. and needs to stretch out on it. It's a great bed. Perhaps, two smaller beds that you can put next to each other??
292008
Hm, probably not... It works well as a bed frame but is not sturdy enough for 4 large dogs. After having it for 2 months, with only my husband and I (and occasionally our two tiny cats) sleeping on it, it sometimes creaks.
115616
I believe it would be. It sits very securely on the floor. I guess it might depend on how large your dogs are. My puppy is now 28 lbs and jumps up on the side when it's time to come out and it hasn't budged. Hope this helps. Other than that it is very nice looking and well made.
1466209
It has a finish on the wood, which is slippery, and gaps that the dog's nails will likely catch in. Between slipping on the thing &/or catching & ripping a nail, still IMHO would not use this. Good luck whatever you decide.
1611621
Our golden has to be led onto it - but once there stays putThink they find the surface a bit unstable, but that's what makes it softPerhaps if you have one putting another bedding that they're used to on top?Something like the pad that would fit inside a crate?
655019
This isn't attached to a wall or floor, so if you have a determined jumper, they will probably be able to get over it. Overall, it's very sturdy, though. I have a 60 lb basset hound that tried once or twice to push it over or go around but he gave up and hasn't tried since. We've had it almost a year with no issues. We use it on carpet. Might move or slide more on smooth floors.
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A 70lb dog will cause the board to lean pretty heavily when it's trying to scramble up on board, so i wouldn't be standing when that happens. It depends on the dog breed though as to whether or not they can jump on. A lab, or golden? easy, the 8in rise really isn't that much especially if you give him a little pulling help. My 75lb english bulldog comes with me all the time, but bulldogs literally sink like rocks so he has to wear a big doggy life jacket. It has a handle on top of it so the few times he's fallen in (cuz he's all dumb and rolly polly) i just grab the handle and hoist his lardy self aboard. A 70lb dog will cause the board to lean pretty heavily when it's trying to scramble up on board, so i wouldn't be standing when that happens. It depends on the dog breed though as to whether or not they can jump on. A lab, or golden? easy, the 8in rise really isn't that much especially if you give him a little pulling help. My 75lb english bulldog comes with me all the time, but bulldogs literally sink like rocks so he has to wear a big doggy life jacket. It has a handle on top of it so the few times he's fallen in (cuz he's all dumb and rolly polly) i just grab the handle and hoist his... » Read More A 70lb dog will cause the board to lean pretty heavily when it's trying to scramble up on board, so i wouldn't be standing when that happens. It depends on the dog breed though as to whether or not they can jump on. A lab, or golden? easy, the 8in rise really isn't that much especially if you give him a little pulling help. My 75lb english bulldog comes with me all the time, but bulldogs literally sink like rocks so he has to wear a big doggy life jacket. It has a handle on top of it so the few times he's fallen in (cuz he's all dumb and rolly polly) i just grab the handle and hoist his lardy self aboard. « Show Less
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It must be secured by clipping a small strap around something so it doesn't slip off when the dog is walking on it. I'm not sure where you would clip it on the bed but you may be able to make it work.
460935
Would sort of depend on if you dog is a small over weight dog or not. I have a small Cocker . She weighs like 23 pounds and the bed is just about perfect for her.