I have a Great Dane an am looking at this as a dog bed. She weighs 165 lbs. do you think this would work for her or would it not hold the weight?
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I bought the cheapest crib mattress at Walmart for our Gr. Dane and it has worked great! I make sure to rotate it and flip it often, she is so spoiled with it she can't get comfortable just laying on the carpet. We have it in the largest crate (never shut the door anymore) and it just barely fits, she's in it more than the living rm. Hope this helps!
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Haven't made a purchase yet but this question and these answers has just sold me one of these for my 95lbs. Rhodesian Ridgeback, thanks all, for the info and humor.
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It's a "toddler" mattress......your Great Dane weighs as much as a "teenager"....
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I have two very large dogs. One is 130 pounds and the other is 165 and they have a very heavy under coat. I have only had it a few days, but it's doing a good job of removing the under coat. I guess if it works for them it should work for your dog. Hope this helps.
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I have a Great Dane- 150 lbs. He is not broad but tall. He has plenty of room. If he liked to stretch out completely , with his long legs he would hang off slightly but only slightly. This bed supports well and he does not touch the floor. I didn't want to go bigger because of the rooms I would have this bed in at home. It does take up space, so take that into consideration. It is perfect for my big baby! I feel you be fine with this size for your Newfie.
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We do not use a crate with the dog bed. My German Shepherd is around 120 - 125 pounds, so not as heavy as your Dane, but I don't believe that she sinks over much into the bed. If your dog like something that soft this might not work. However, my GS still LOVES her new bed and I catch her in it through out the day. Hope this might help.
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Hello, my two dogs together weigh almost 35 pounds. I have a Pug and a mix Chihuahua Terrier. We put a matt inside to help the sagging underneath, this helped us. I feel this may not be large enough for your Labrador or hold her weight. With her having arthritis you would have to lift her in each time, the opening I feel is to small for a large dog to jump into. When I was shopping for a stroller I did see a few that do hold large dogs and they are lower to the ground. Good luck!
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Had this for my lab mix. He was about 70lbs but I think it should be fine for you. Try googling the product and see what comes up. Good luck.
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My dog weighs 15 lbs and just fits. I would not recommend this for your dog. I hope this helped :)
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I use it for a large lab and it works. A larger dog like yours might hang over a bit (head and feet) unless he curls a bit but the bed would certainly keep him from bottoming out - the memory foam only bottoms out when my 230 pound husband steps on it.
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My dog is 42 pounds and goes through it without any problem. However, she is long and lean. If your dog is heavier through the middle it might be a tight fit.
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Yes it is. i had my Great Dane in there about 135 pounds but she didn't fit there comfortably. Are your dogs chubby? I know one would be very comfortable, now for 2 I know they will fit but they would need to be seated or lay in there meaning they won't be able to turn maybe. This is the best stroller in the market. I highly recommend it. I did my own research before I bought and this is the best out there. Id buy it. Now, I had my Great Dane and my cocker spaniel. My Great Dane was disabled so she was inside and my Cocker Spaniel was outside tie up to the handler. You should put a pillow or a blanket in there so they are very comfortable and maybe a pig ear or a bone so they relate that to something good until they get use to it. Mine got used to it right away. Good Luck
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A fully grown Great Dane would probably sleep comfortably in this size crate but she wouldn't be able to sit up without crouching her head. So depending on your use, I would be inclined to recommend a taller crate.
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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.
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I own a 60 lb Siberian husky mix she absolutely loves this house! I put her memory foam dog bed inside it and seeing her all curled up cozy and comfy is a great feeling. I'm not sure how much your rotti weighs but I'm thinking an extra large would probably be better. I'm not sure the flooring on this dog house would hold up to a huge dog like your rotti. That is unless you reinforced the floor somehow with maybe some plywood or something like that.
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We use this bed for our 27 lb Welsh Corgi and she takes up 2/3 of the bed. I think for an 80lb dog you would need a larger size. I screwed L-brackets to the inside of each of the 4 corners to get the bed to stay together and the brackets are not noticeable as they are hidden by the bed pillow. It doesn't matter what size dog you have, the corners do not stay together without some extra hardware.
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Yes I believe it would be too heavy, but I also got a very light one when my dog was a puppy, and think it would be fine for your dog.
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I don't think a 150+ great dane would fit comfortably on it...our 35lb beagle stretches out on it and the tip of her nose is at one end while the tips of her toes are at the other.
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My Greyhound weighs 65 Lbs. and it works fine. She loves it and rather than lay on a comforter in the living room she goes into the den just to lay on it. That's all I can attest to.