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(Date Posted:05-24-2006 2:06 AM)

Important Reasons Your Dog Should Have a Bed Drs. Foster & Smith Educational Staff While most of us don't often think of our own personal bed as a cherished possession, it is probably one of the last pieces of furniture we would ever want to live without. A good bed provides insulation, support for our backs and joints, warmth, and a feeling of security. When a dog has a bed of his own, he gets all of these benefits and more. When pet owners ask what items they need to purchase for their pet, a good bed is always at the top of the list - along with a collar, leash, and food and water dishes. Beds are so important they aren't even considered optional; but are instead a necessary piece of equipment for all dogs regardless of size, breed, or age. Some of the benefits a bed offers for your dog include: Insulating your dog from the floor in both the winter and summer. In the wintertime, many small dogs love to curl up in a nesting-type bed like a Slumber Ball dog bed, which provides the warmth needed for both comfort and good health. Providing your dog with his own private space and a sense of security. Cushioning joints and bones - especially for older, arthritic, or overweight dogs. (The Orthopedic and Quilted Super Deluxe Beds are designed specifically for dogs that need extra joint support and comfort.) Controlling the spread of hair and dander by concentrating it in one, easy-to-clean location. Many of our customers choose a bed offering two covers, such as our Ultimate Classic Dog Bed, so they always have a fresh cover when the other cover is being cleaned. Additional/Replacement covers are also available for many Drs. Foster & Smith beds. Helping to prevent injuries by keeping your dog from jumping up and down from the furniture. Protecting your outside dog. Outside dogs need a bed as much or more than inside dogs. The Waterproof Bed is tough and water repellent and can be used inside or out. If you spend the time to research and purchase a bed that best suits your dog's individual needs, you will soon find that it is your dog's very favorite place to spend time. Remember that low quality beds quickly break down and don't offer any long-term benefit, so shop around and buy only the highest quality bed for your dog so he can enjoy the lifetime of benefits a bed will offer him.

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(Date Posted:05-26-2006 2:45 AM)

I honestly don't know what my dog would do without her beds - she's got two of them, lol.  She has her large pillow that we moved into her cage (we leave the door open so she can go in there anytime she wants) and then a huge dog blanket that we folded up a few times (she's a medium size dog) and she loves both, although she tends to prefer her pillow.

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(Date Posted:05-31-2006 12:30 AM)

I just gave my Great Dane, Scooby, his own full size mattress in the sun room. He's huge. lol So what did he do? CVhewed up one side. So I flipped it & put a sheet on it & he didn't chew that side. Think he's spoiled? lol He didn't have to chew it up to get a sheet, I was getting to it, sheesh! lol

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(Date Posted:05-31-2006 12:38 AM)

LOL!  My dog chewed on the corner of her doggie pillow until she realized that she was just destroying her own bed!  :-)  With the blanket she has the floor, I put down an old pillow for her because whenever she gets onto my bed, she pushes the covers down to get to the sheets and she curls right up into the pillows, this way, she can do it to her own bed! :-)

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(Date Posted:06-06-2006 3:42 AM)

Good plan! Awww, she sounds sweet. Is she a snuggler? lol

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(Date Posted:06-06-2006 4:09 AM)

She snuggles to the point where you wake up and you're almost off the bed!  lol

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