our puppuy may hit 50 lbs soon...is bed big enough .
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I don't know if it comes in different sizes or not, but if it only comes in the size I bought, I would say no to 50 pounds. I would guess 20 pounds max
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There is ample room for smaller dogs with just bigger bellies, but if your puppy is longer than a mini schnauzer, there might not be much room for curling up.
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this bed is about right for my 16 lb . pekingese . If it was any smaller he could not fit in it .. I can see no way a 50 lb. dog could even get his head in it ..
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The bed works great for either my 12 OR my 25 pd, dogs, but not both of them. Would be a huge waste of money for you.
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This bed fits my two 13 pound dogs. I don't think it would fit your pup. Maybe you can find one similar in a larger size. My dogs love it. Hope this helped.Linda in NJ
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Karen, Not even close to working for you. It works great for dogs 5-25 pds.
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What kind of dog is it? That might help me answer your question better. Just randomly I would say probably not. If they have any kind of long legs that's just not going to work. It's sort of big but kinda the size of a Sheltie maybe not really any larger. My dog does love this bed. If they like to curl up in a ball it might work then. It would be much too small for a lab, Collie, Rottie, etc.
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I would say definitely not. Our dog is only 13.5 lbs when we bought it and if she stretches out, her legs are hanging out. She's 15 lbs now, it just seems right for her now.
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You might need a bigger bed. My dog is 65 pounds now. He fits when he's curled up but I couldn't see him fitting if he was 20 lbs heavier
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Hello Nisha-I purchased this dog bunk bed last year for my dog (40 lbs). The bed comes with 2 mattresses and I put both on the top bunk for her, which was about 4 inches total in thickness. My concerns with your dog using it would be that the weight limit for the bunk bed is only 50 lbs. Also, with your dog having hip problems, there could be a challenge of them getting in and out due to the height of the top bunk. The bottom portion of the bunk would be too hard for the dog to get in and out of, for the openings are small. I can say this with confidence since I also have an 80 lb dog (lab/weimaraner mix) to compare size and function with. Hope this helps! Hello Nisha-I purchased this dog bunk bed last year for my dog (40 lbs). The bed comes with 2 mattresses and I put both on the top bunk for her, which was about 4 inches total in thickness. My concerns with your dog using it would be that the weight limit for the bunk bed is only 50 lbs. Also, with your dog having hip problems, there could be a challenge of them getting in and out due to the height of the top bunk. The bottom portion of the bunk would be too hard for the dog to get in and out of, for the openings are small. I can say this with confidence since I also have an 80 lb dog... » Read More Hello Nisha-I purchased this dog bunk bed last year for my dog (40 lbs). The bed comes with 2 mattresses and I put both on the top bunk for her, which was about 4 inches total in thickness. My concerns with your dog using it would be that the weight limit for the bunk bed is only 50 lbs. Also, with your dog having hip problems, there could be a challenge of them getting in and out due to the height of the top bunk. The bottom portion of the bunk would be too hard for the dog to get in and out of, for the openings are small. I can say this with confidence since I also have an 80 lb dog (lab/weimaraner mix) to compare size and function with. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I have a 60lb Goldendoodle and have had the bed for about 3 months so far. It's holding up well so far. It's outside and I hose it off sometimes.
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I think you will be fine. We carry our 50 lb. pup along with a small cooler and she has all kinds of room.
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Maybe about a pound. According to Nylabone's website, it is "Suitable for dogs up to 50lbs."
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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.
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Our dog is 60lbs and we bought an x-large crate based on other reviews. Glad we did because he has enough room to move around.
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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.
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I have a 20# boston terrier. It was a little bit big on her but I don't think it would fit a 50 pound lab. Maybe you need an extra large, although it is kind of thin, maybe a sweater would be better. Hope this is helpful.
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We got a Shepard mix 124 lb and he uses the X large comfortably, our pit mix 44 lb uses the large. Both seem very comfortable on their beds.
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We have a 60 lb. husky mix who fits just fine through the doggy door. He is just about 10 months old so he will probably get even bigger and I don't think it will be a problem.
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We have a 35 lb. dog and a 50 lb. dog. They both use the next size feeder comfortably and safely.
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I don't think so. I've wondered about fitting our second 50lb dog in ours, but think they would be too squished together.
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Yes. My dog is 70 lbs and it is plenty big. The bed is a large bed for a large breed.
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My pit/rhodesian mix is about 65-70 lbs. as well and the pack might be little big, but I'm able to tighten the straps enough, so it works. Would probably be too big for a 50 lbs dog.
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I seems to be holding up quite well. We carry a greyhound in the 2nd seat on a daily basis to work with us. He is a "nester" meaning he likes to dig and re-arrange bedding, and this is holding up well,