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.
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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
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No! His nails will rip this comforter. Too bad he gets on the bed because this is a very nice comforter :)
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I would not try sewing heavy denim with this machine. Material such as denim would require a more heavy duty needle and a bit more power. However, if it was a denim/spandex blend that you see in dress jeans, I would not hesitate because this fabric tends to be thinner and used for fashion not function. Hope this helps. Joy
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i wonder what kind of material you are using it on and what you are trying to get out of the fabric? Some fabrics won't release dog hair, no matter how good the brush I've noticed!
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I'm a new customer, so this is just my opinion, but they are very similar to a balloon material-wise and shouldn't bother the dog. They may try to chew on them though and I don't think that would be good because the first pair I used started to tear from toenails after the second use...so I would worry that the dog may chew through them and swallow the material. If the dog wouldn't chew the material, they may work great for you.
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You are prob. doing nothing wrong. My 19 pound Jack Russell did the same thing. We're working on it and he has been more cooperative. I make a ridiculously big deal out of any success ( including his favorite yrea, And I tell him how bad he is when he tears things up (clearly for fun). If you can muster the patience, AND you use the right absorbant pads, it does work. Be careful what pad you use, Four Paws WeeWee pads are AWFUL. found some really heavy duty pads made by a small company - look up the name, "Value Pet Supplies." They actually helped me ! the pads they make are far better than others I tried. Good luck. You are prob. doing nothing wrong. My 19 pound Jack Russell did the same thing. We're working on it and he has been more cooperative. I make a ridiculously big deal out of any success ( including his favorite yrea, And I tell him how bad he is when he tears things up (clearly for fun). If you can muster the patience, AND you use the right absorbant pads, it does work. Be careful what pad you use, Four Paws WeeWee pads are AWFUL. found some really heavy duty pads made by a small company - look up the name, "Value Pet Supplies." They actually helped me ! the pads they make are far... » Read More You are prob. doing nothing wrong. My 19 pound Jack Russell did the same thing. We're working on it and he has been more cooperative. I make a ridiculously big deal out of any success ( including his favorite yrea, And I tell him how bad he is when he tears things up (clearly for fun). If you can muster the patience, AND you use the right absorbant pads, it does work. Be careful what pad you use, Four Paws WeeWee pads are AWFUL. found some really heavy duty pads made by a small company - look up the name, "Value Pet Supplies." They actually helped me ! the pads they make are far better than others I tried. Good luck. « Show Less
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No. I would not buy this product! The manufacturer failed to send 3 out of 4 shipments with all the pays. Additionally, the fabric is not durable enough for any dog above 50 pounds. The stitching rips and you're left with a $50 steel frame of the bed. There are no replacement parts.
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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.
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My jeans are pretty worn so I haven't seen any denim lint transfer, but in the winter the static makes human and cat hair cling to it. I've never really spilled anything on it, but I vaguely recall using a damp cloth to wipe something up and it looked fine. Side note: After a year of using it daily it now has a definite butt dent which I can see, but others may not it until they sat down. My cats love the dent, as soon as I get up, my older cat curls up in it.
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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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It is pretty big, I washed the denim cover and had a little trouble getting it back on by myself. I didn't have too much trouble getting the cover off. I have one in my bedroom which is a little hard to maneuver but I can move the one around in the living room okay because I have more room. I just pull it where I want it to go. I am 64 years old and not in the best of health but I can do it. It is pretty heavy but I bought smaller ones and they weren't big enough. My lab is about 120 lbs with arthritis so he can get on and off the bed good. So far I like this bed the best and I have bought a lot of dog beds. I hope this helps It is pretty big, I washed the denim cover and had a little trouble getting it back on by myself. I didn't have too much trouble getting the cover off. I have one in my bedroom which is a little hard to maneuver but I can move the one around in the living room okay because I have more room. I just pull it where I want it to go. I am 64 years old and not in the best of health but I can do it. It is pretty heavy but I bought smaller ones and they weren't big enough. My lab is about 120 lbs with arthritis so he can get on and off the bed good. So far I like this bed the best and I have bought... » Read More It is pretty big, I washed the denim cover and had a little trouble getting it back on by myself. I didn't have too much trouble getting the cover off. I have one in my bedroom which is a little hard to maneuver but I can move the one around in the living room okay because I have more room. I just pull it where I want it to go. I am 64 years old and not in the best of health but I can do it. It is pretty heavy but I bought smaller ones and they weren't big enough. My lab is about 120 lbs with arthritis so he can get on and off the bed good. So far I like this bed the best and I have bought a lot of dog beds. I hope this helps « Show Less
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Not really. Also when we washed the outer liner it was hard to put back on. If you are looking for a water resistant orthopedic dog bed, then I recommend the 100 percent memory form pad pet bed (with denimi outer cover) made by dogbedforless.
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The bed is silky on one side and polyester on the other, with fiberfill between the two. It is not a tough style bed and probably wouldn't hold up to chewing. We have another bed that is fleece on one side and the fabric that some dog toys are made of on the other. It can be rolled up and has a self-inflate air bladder inside. You can find on Amazon or Costo. Since the fabrics is a lot tougher, it might be better.
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I would buy something else. The fabric is good, as is the color. It absolutely does not stay on the furniture. Looks great tucked in but the minute my medium size dog jumps on it, off it comes. I would have returned it but my dog chewed off the tag since it went on the floor immediately and she, I guess, thought it was a toy. Honestly, it is a complete waste of money.
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I didn't find the fabric to be stiff and rough. It is a heavy material lick duck or canvas. What I did find is that the sizes are not accurate, or there was a marking error. I ordered XXL. What arrived was S small. There is no size guide.
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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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I think that will not be a problem. The fabric is pretty sturdy and when an outdoor dog run and play, their nails get somewhat of a trim on the cement or when they are digging. Go for it they will love it and keep them of the cold/wet ground.
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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.