@daureen
Also, FYI - there's a chat about Dog Tales earlier this year:
https://basenjiforums.com/topic/15315/dog-tales
Dog Beds
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Here was OJ in a Small (for toys) Cozie bed… (he was 28lbs and 18")
And here was Maggii in the same bed (she was 20lbs and 15")
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I love those pictures, where can I get one of those beds?
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They are the small travel beds from Cat 'N Dog Cozies.
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Responding to Vanessa's earlier comment … "Costco has some amazingly HUGE dog beds for under 30 bucks! They are made with down comforter material. No foam! They are made really well. We have 2 in every room of our house" ... down material? Gossy would have that stuff all over the house in no time - just thinking about that gives me the goose bumps (pun intended).
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Over the weekend we had a twist to our dog bed experience. Colbey (my
still has not chewed up the new bed (thankfully). However, Indy (our mutt) decided to chew the zipper on Colbey's bed (that has been chew mark free for like 6 months)! Thankfully I caught her in the act and there is only minor damage to the zipper, and not the rest of the bed. Argh… why can't dogs just be happy that we gave them beds and not insist on trying to destroy them..... -
My 2 B's just eat the cover and not the actually polyfilled bed. Tags don't stand a chance in this household.
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Tags were a favorite of all my "boy" basenjis… the girls did not care....
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A little bit of chewing here and a little bit of chewing there…..a little bit of chewing everywhere
The little beast in is home made bed.
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Those pictured are hilarious! Thanks for the laugh!
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Thanks Humanoid. I L'dMAO. Great idea with the home made wood bed.
I still can't praise the Duluth Trading Company beds enough. Katie proof (a bed digger), and Tyler proof (exposed stuffing of any kind is fair game). 6 years and the bed is still in use. Washable outside and re-stuffable inside pillow (inside only replaced once due to a basenji/skunk incident) After 5 or 6 dog beds, this one is a keeper for me.
