My dog run, jumps and slides across my bed. His nails no matter how short rip fabric except real denim. Is this fabric strong like real denim?
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NO. I don't recommend it, actually. I have to wash mine all the time because it shows everything. It already Has a couple of small holes in it. I guess you get what you pay for. A little ,ore spent, maybe it would have lasted longer. This winter i am going to look for one of those "bed In a bag" deals.
413613
Janice. .I have a dog and a cat and so far, they have not damaged the fabric. My small aussie sometimes struggles to get on the bed but doesn't rip the fabric. So far so good
413614
No! His nails will rip this comforter. Too bad he gets on the bed because this is a very nice comforter :)
1058080
No, the fabric is strong and durable and moves with the pup. I haven't had any issues with these harness' .
1185042
I'd describe it as a soft denim type material. It's sturdy and easy to scrub clean. The material on mine have stood up to my big dogs for years of tough use, but I also keep a comforter over it (to add color to the room and also easy to toss in the washer to keep clean)
417593
I honestly don't know! They look real and they feel real doing the finger nail tap. But I don't know. They haven't come undone or loose either. The bed is really sturdy.
998041
I wouldn't think the material would snag but my dog is too little to jump on the bed. Sorry, I don't know the thread count but it is a nice weight and oversized.
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The outer layer of fabric is denim. The inner layer is absorbent cotton diaper-like material. I wash these in a machine using hot water and I dry them in the dryer.There is slight shrinkage after washing and drying, but after a day, the fabric loosens and fits like it originally did.The edges tend to curl and the tinkle belt fabrics tend to be lumpy if I dry them in the dryer and FULLY dry them. If I take them out while damp and smooth them on a flat surface to air dry...no problem! I am so pleased with the results from using Tinkle Belts! I should have bought them a LOT sooner than I did! That would have saved me a LOT of frustration! The outer layer of fabric is denim. The inner layer is absorbent cotton diaper-like material. I wash these in a machine using hot water and I dry them in the dryer.There is slight shrinkage after washing and drying, but after a day, the fabric loosens and fits like it originally did.The edges tend to curl and the tinkle belt fabrics tend to be lumpy if I dry them in the dryer and FULLY dry them. If I take them out while damp and smooth them on a flat surface to air dry...no problem! I am so pleased with the results from using Tinkle Belts! I should have... » Read More The outer layer of fabric is denim. The inner layer is absorbent cotton diaper-like material. I wash these in a machine using hot water and I dry them in the dryer.There is slight shrinkage after washing and drying, but after a day, the fabric loosens and fits like it originally did.The edges tend to curl and the tinkle belt fabrics tend to be lumpy if I dry them in the dryer and FULLY dry them. If I take them out while damp and smooth them on a flat surface to air dry...no problem! I am so pleased with the results from using Tinkle Belts! I should have bought them a LOT sooner than I did! That would have saved me a LOT of frustration! « Show Less
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I wouldn't think so. I have a water proof one then the softer one on top. I don't even know what I did with the denim.
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We have 75 lbs Lab. No problem with hair on fabric. Fabric between velvety and smooth, more like canvas .
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I've not had any difficulty with denim. Just today, I sewed Suede, the machine handled it without any problem. The button holing is super easy. They come out really nice. The largest I've done is a little over an inch. I've still not used all 30 of its stitch capability. I recently made photography backgrounds for my wife's photo business. Different weights of fabric were used. No problems on any of them.
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Have not used them on denim, but have used them on some heavy fabrics and they work amazing. Hope this helps.
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I would get the xl for sure except the dimensions are a little "off" in my opinion (too square). Most lg breed dogs like to stretch out and just like us humans we like to have some xtra space beyond our reach when fully stretched. I highly recommend any of these "orthopedic" beds for younger dogs, in fact the earlier you start them on one , the better. (Nothing like preventative maintenance!) I would not recommend the denim though because it's kind of slippery. Good Luck!
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The fabric is sticky and stretchy, yet soft. It did not pull out my dogs fur. I don't know exactly what the material is though. Also, it has a unique smell, not bad just unique.
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Yes, I have had it for 14 months now and I have a 7 month, 38 lb boxer puppy and 1 year old chihuahua and I was terrified about their nails and jumping on and off and it has had no snags, no stains, no sagging. I am very pleased with it. Best purchase ever - go for it!!
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Hmmm. I wrote the owner of the company today with my review that he should offer a canvas cover for dogs like your and my female 110# Great Dane who dig. I do not think the cover will withstand much dig action. Maybe they will make a sturdier cover? Otherwise, you can always make your own out of duck cloth. You can get it in any fabric store. Good luck! P
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I think it is probably a fluke; we have had ours in heavy rotation for a little while with no trouble. I have, however, had trouble with snaps and tearing on other clothing, so I have tried to get in the habit of using my nails when unsnapping rather than tugging the fabric. Good luck!
715458
My dog paws at it and does not puncture it. It's not canvas, but I would rate it as fairly durable. I'd go with a canvas cover instead if your dog is tough on material. I'm very pleased overall with the bed.
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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.