November 16, 2007

Picking a Dog Bed

Pet dog owners are just as unique and different as their own pet children when it comes to temper, preference and motivation (yes, I am talking about humans). Being a pets pack leader calls for detail and careful deciding. A lot has been written about dog beds and being one who appreciates this invention, I'd like to share something about my dog bed journey.

There are several types of dog beds, which have been made for purposes and styled for purposes too.

Portable- these are collapsible and do not have a foam top. It looks much like a mini-trampoline. Its legs are fold-able and may be a foot or so from the ground.

Beach - these beds are like exercise mats and easily stored, they can be used on cold days and on warm ones. BUT I wouldn't force my dog to give up a cool marble floor for it on very dry and sweltering hot days.

Outdoor- these beds can be for indoors but the reason it was termed as outdoor is because of the fabric used. It is weather proof and fade proof. It can be rained on and sunned upon.

Indoor - these beds are made of fabric suited for indoors. Mostly made of foam and boosters with cotton, fleece or faux suede as covering.

Orthopedic- beds made with memory foam to adjust to the user. Dogs who are old or prone to bone problems and those ailing from bone-muscle problems need this to be able to sleep. These beds relieve pain your pet feels in positioning itself right.

The dog beds I have just written down are those found in most pet shops and are bought primarily for their function. These come in styles and colors just like most of pets accessories.

 

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