i have a 100 lb german shepard will this bed suffice ?
837438
My shepherd mix is 40 lbs and it was perfect for her. I would look for the extra large size for a bigger dog-- will provide a larger bed and handle the weight better.
837439
No. I have a 50 pound border collie and the bed was too small so I sent it back. I liked the bed's construction, but the size was not adequate for my dogs. It seems like it would be really appropriate for a dog 25 pounds or smaller.
837440
the product description on Amazon for the med/lrg says 50# & so does the box. So i would go with the Large which says 100#. One other thing to consider; if you have a "chewer" the corner will be shredded pretty quickly if not supervised. That said, my 55# old gal really seemed to like it, and i really like the canvas.
837441
definitely not my 55 pound shorthair fills it up but she loves it gets her off the ground when we are camping
837442
I have a forty five pound dog who uses this bed, but she completely fills the space. You should definitely get the biggest size you can for a hundred pound dog.
1312072
We have a black lab who weighs about 55 pounds. I think your mastiff may need a bigger bed.
186394
Yes--I would recommend the Big Barker Mini bed instead. My largest dog is 120lbs and the large bed is the perfect size for him.
475362
Yes, I think so. My dog is an 85 lb. German Shepherd who manages to stretch out a lot and he is comfortable on it. I tried to include a picture, but Amazon doesn't accommodate them on this response.
2125153
Probably. We have 2 daschunds about 13 lbs each and they both fit in it just fine. But I do put a mat on it, (a crate mat) and that gives it more support.
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!
1895550
I would say yes! We have a 100 lb German Shepherd with separation anxiety, who would break out of everything we put him in, and he's never been able to get out of this! We've had this for 10 months, and is the best investment in our dog that we've ever made! &#9786;
2066484
I have two of these crates. My 120 lb mix and my 90lb GSD are each comfortable in theirs. Hope this helps.
823314
May be small underneath for a German Shepherd; top bunk should be fine. Our large dogs sleeps on top and 2 minature Aussies underneath
1981154
I think so.. No guarantees. My dog is a small terrier and weighs 10 lbs and it is very spacious for him.. I put in his bed and a bowl of food and a bowl of water and he has room to walk around in it. So I'm sure it's big enough for yours.
121083
Not just for seniors. My one dog is 6 and other one 1 year old. They both fit on this bed perfectly and one is 70lbs the other 45lbs. I think your German Shepard should fit just fine with room to spare.
1712563
Yes this house will work it is plenty big for a German Shepard or any dog growing big. The only thing I did different with this house was not put on the flabbing door. I never could get the door to stay on one of the sides it was like one of the screws that was included wasn't the same as the other ones but my dog still gets in there it took him awhile but he eventually did.
205449
I have a beagle who is about 30 pounds. She's in the large bed with a lot of room.if you want the dog to be able to stretch and have a lot of room I'm not sure if you would like it.
376084
I would unfortunately say no. Only because I think his comfort would be an issue and I don't think the bed is large enough to hold a dog that big in size and weight.
205442
Yes, this bed could support 110 pound dog. I pet sit all ranges of dogs and my own personal dog is 105 pounds.
1281066
I have a 70lb. lab, who likes to curl up in a ball, but I think this bed would be Ok for your dog.
371483
My 70lb chow mix has plenty of room - he often shares it with our 20lb terrier, and even with both of them on the bed, they still have plenty of room. I would think it would easily be big enough for a 100lb dog.