Dog Beds! I'm looking for a safe durable and perhaps waterproof dog bed for a boxer dog that weighs 60lbs. Any suggest? Answers at Dogster Answers.

Tue, Jun 8th 2010, 03:20 GMT

if you have the space for it a baby's crib mattress is a good choice. They are cheaper than most large dog beds, more supportive, and because they have a vinyl outer layer they are waterproof and can be wiped off easily to clean.

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Jersey Girl, HIC

Wed, Aug 26th 2009, 07:27 GMT

drsfosterandsmith.com has a ruff and tuff dog bed and is water resistant

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♥Button♥

Mon, Apr 27th 2009, 08:57 GMT

I found a site called dogcheapsleeps.com that sells vinyl waterproof dog bed and pad covers. They will custom size the cover very inexpensively.

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Mon, Nov 17th 2008, 04:31 GMT

Hey Muncie, Hope you have found what you are looking for. Sometimes dogs can be picky about dog beds, but I found one that has good reviews and looks like a winner. You can find a picture of it on my blog on http://dogsbed.whirlwindz.com Good luck

ANSWERED BY Member 769293

Thu, Oct 30th 2008, 07:07 GMT

Don't know about the bed for sure but I do know about a disposable cover that will keep the bed clean. It will keep you away from the washing machine or buying another bed soon. Look at www.KleenSheets.com. They are great!!!

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Thu, Sep 18th 2008, 14:06 GMT

Go to Primopads.com and get one from them. I have a Doberman that used to destroy everything I bought in regards to bedding. I even tried lining his crate with those locking mats and he would chew them up. However, I went and got a Primo Pad at a local dog show and am in love with it. When he gets sick to his stomache all I have to do is wipe it down with a disenfectant or spray it down with a water hose and wipe it dry. Its waterproof, tear proof and guaranteed or your money back. I promise it will be the last time you have to buy another bed.

ANSWERED BY Member 739226

Thu, Aug 21st 2008, 08:20 GMT

Hi Munsie I sell dog beds on my website Dixiepets.com

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Cody

Thu, Aug 21st 2008, 06:12 GMT

ME TOO!! i was just about to ask the same question - my dog has a bad habit of tearing apart his bed/blanket when he's left alone. are there any dog beds out there that are made for that specific problem?

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Tigger

Wed, Aug 6th 2008, 17:04 GMT

Where I am at, the working dog kennels on base use this type of dog cot in their indoor/outdoor kennel runs - http://www.dog-beds-usa.com/Dog-Bed-Large-p252.html They're very stable, can be used indoors and outdoors, and come in a wide variety of choices. They're very easy to clean, too, just rinse off with a hose. I don't have an outdoor dog bed at my place, but I use a crate / kennel mat in my crate. The mat I use is actually designed to go into an outdoor dog house. It's egg-crate foam on the inside and waterproof vinyl on the outside. Very easy to clean - hose it off with water - and the only crate mat I've found that my dog doesn't manage to squish into a corner of her crate. This is what it looks like - http://www.petco.com/Shop/AlternateImages.aspx?FamilyID=8837&sku=229083&166561&ImageID=166570

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Abby

Wed, Aug 6th 2008, 06:22 GMT

Munsie, Wunnerful, wunnerful bed! Mine is green. http://www.dog.com/item/indoor-outdoor-bed-w-o-cushion/ You can put your own favorite (washable) blankie in it. We have the 37" size for me (I am a big-boned 125#) I think the 30" would be just right for 60# of boxer. Annie

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Annie