I have a 30 lb beagle; saw they are making smaller beds (on website) Can't decide b/Ween Med and Lg. Would Lg's foam be too stiff?
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Hi! All the Mini beds are able to able to hold up to 120lbs of weight. They have a comfort foam layer on top, so they are not stiff! The Mini comes in small or medium so you just want to make sure the width is wide enough for your dog to lay down and stretch out.
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My boxer is 62 pounds and we have the size large, she fit very comfortable. I believe the foam is the same in all sizes so it depends on how big you want it.
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I have the large and it's not stiff. It's really nice memory foam. The large is perfect for my 90 pound husky.
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It might be if they use the same foam as the ones we purchased. Although the stiffer foam will hold up!
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As an owner of a large, Big Barker bed for my 60lb lab mix...I would recommend the medium bed for your beagle. I also have a smaller, 40 lb terrier mix, who I would get the medium size bed for...if I thought she would sleep in it. She prefers my bed!!Good luck with your beagle baby and your Big Barker bed! You wont be disappointed!
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My dog weighs 65 lb. so I needed to get the large bed. Your dog will be just as happy with a smaller one. I don't remember if it comes in smaller sizes. I do like the construction of the bed I got. and hope you will find one that suits your dog.
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I would suggest asking the company directly. We have several (nine) which have held up very well. Our three dogs love them, and our older GSD really seems to appreciate the quality of the foam used. None have shown any signs of deterioration. They arrive odor free, and the covers wash well. These are the best dogs beds we've found over 25-30 years, bar none.
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Any way you want. For me, I chose the rough side up so there's traction for my baby. The foams don't shift anyway even if the smooth side is down on the floor or the carpet.
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No...I would recommend you look into the next size up bed. They are a solid bed...but I would be worried a dog that size would put too much strain over time on the structure. Hope this helps!
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Go to their website to check the measurements of the beds. Also read what they say about the size of the dogs these work for.
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Hi Mtstinch, in my opinion, yes your Shitt-poo will be comfortable. My pug is 22 lbs and she fits comfortably, however I did add a layer of 2" upholstery foam to to the bottom for a softer fit. You can purchase this type of foam at Joanne's or Michael's craft stores. It made a great difference for my pug, especially for long rides. I hope this was helpful :)
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You would have to try the blue (less firm) one. I only have the black one so I cant make a comparison. The blue one would have been too soft for me.
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Both of mine were folded in half, in a good size box that you would expect for this size (I have a 80 lb pit/dalmatian mix). Even if it's boxed for a week, I doubt you'd have much permanent press or popping of the foam inside the bed. IMHO.
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Yes--I would recommend the Big Barker Mini bed instead. My largest dog is 120lbs and the large bed is the perfect size for him.
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I have a 100 BRT is supports her just fine! You can always add a little more cushioning to it if you like! I think the bed is great, it's hard to find a bed for giant breed dogs!
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It depends on how he likes to sleep. I have a standard and mini dox that share the medium and it's perfect. My 50 lb beagle basset fits in it..but he can't really stretch out without his back legs without them being on the bolster. So it depends on how your furkid likes to sleep.. Personally I would get a large.
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My largest is a 95 lb Ridgeback, and I have the large and xlarge beds that are flat. It might depend how your dog sleeps. My Ridgie stretches out, and extra large is definitely more spacious width wise, which is where I notice the benefit. I can't say enough about these beds. I've had mine for about a year, and the covers have held up to multiple dogs and washings and the inserts are in perfect condition. It is a relief finding a bed that holds up to use with large dogs. Mine are also diggers, and the covers are impervious to nails! I recommend the waterproof liner, too. You can't go wrong with these beds. My largest is a 95 lb Ridgeback, and I have the large and xlarge beds that are flat. It might depend how your dog sleeps. My Ridgie stretches out, and extra large is definitely more spacious width wise, which is where I notice the benefit. I can't say enough about these beds. I've had mine for about a year, and the covers have held up to multiple dogs and washings and the inserts are in perfect condition. It is a relief finding a bed that holds up to use with large dogs. Mine are also diggers, and the covers are impervious to nails! I recommend the waterproof liner, too. You can't go wrong... » Read More My largest is a 95 lb Ridgeback, and I have the large and xlarge beds that are flat. It might depend how your dog sleeps. My Ridgie stretches out, and extra large is definitely more spacious width wise, which is where I notice the benefit. I can't say enough about these beds. I've had mine for about a year, and the covers have held up to multiple dogs and washings and the inserts are in perfect condition. It is a relief finding a bed that holds up to use with large dogs. Mine are also diggers, and the covers are impervious to nails! I recommend the waterproof liner, too. You can't go wrong with these beds. « Show Less
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Sorry tossed because collapsed on my 2 16 inch shitzus. Bought 2 in green and the lg was perfect for this breed if that gives u any indication.
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Hi Brad, This is a well-made bed. My lab likes to fluff up his bed by scratching the surfaces and has also caused holes. This bed holds up but the LL Bean bed is the best.
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My 60 pound Chow Chow fits on the med size just fine. The lower bolsters around the bed give it extra room which he likes to rest his head on. I wanted a bed that fit both my dogs, who are different sizes/weights and this works well and fits nicely with my decor.
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I agree dogs need comfort to. I have a huskie that is 13 so i understand how you feel. I got laughed at when I bought her one of the memory foam. I even got her the 3" thick one since there is no mattress under her. So my answer is yes. :)