How well would this hold up to dogs that like to jump and play on the bed?
24871
The set I do have does hold up well with my dog trying to did to other other side of the world. I've had it for a month so far replacing it with another set.although these are just sheets, not the comforter. I do give the sheets a positive rating.
24872
I would anticipate your dogs' nails would snag 100% cotton. You may be better off going with a more durable fabric like polyester. It depends on what is more important to you, softness or durability.
1862989
Depends on the weight of your dog since by itself the bed is lightweight and can be carried easily with one hand. Also depends on the condition of the grass or dirt. If it's rather moist and you have a 60lb dog I imagine that would sink but if the land is rather dry then it would probably be OK. It's a great bed so my suggestion if it does sink is to put a piece of wood or cardboard under the feet.
1764446
If your dogs are "diggers" on the bedspread I wouldn't recommend this bedspread. If they jump on the bed and just lay down and sleep it's fine.There is stitching on this design, if an occasional dog toenail caught a thread if could be pulled back from the underside of the bedspread and lookfine on the right side that shows on your bed. Again, not a good choice for roughhousing dogs.
1091921
Yes. Very durable too! It is my Bull Mastiff's bed most of the time and he runs and jumps on it from half way across the house!
1528698
I THINK SO. Mine average 15 and they fit well. if they lean on walls it's not sturdy. Can't be a figity dog, they will knock it down.
1819243
I bought 2 of them a couple of years ago and they are still very good. I'm happy with them both. Though, I used them for my dog to get up and down the beds in the house so, they are not heavy duty used.
2061654
Well, I can't tell you for sure because my lab doesn't scratch the bed, but I can tell you that I have been impressed with all of the materials including the cover. It's a pretty tough material, so my guess is that so long as you kept up with your dog's nails, that you would be okay for a good while.
727133
The product description states it'll hold up to 14lbs so your dog should be fine as long as the basket is correctly assembled.
1869574
My dogs are tiny. They only weigh 5 pounds each and at times they could push it over if they did a lot of jumping on them.
2215094
I would think so. It is sturdy when my kids jump up and down. You can always reinforce the bed with extra wood planks, but I don't expect you'll need them.
281452
I have two ten pound poodles, and put them in a wire carrier (got it here) that fits right inside the basket, and I've gone at least 200 miles with them in back over the years, and the basket is still rock solid. I worry about them jumping out, but if yours is trained to stay in under any conditons, I'm sure it would hold him... just be sure you have a "floor" of cardboard or carpeting on the wire.
350832
Mine can come down the steps but only one will go up the steps. She is my Jack Russell and a jumper anyway. My other four are Yorkies and over weight and can't jump very well to come up. If your dogs jumped on the bed, they will have no problem with these steps.
2087968
Our dog is medium (32 Kg) and the bed is large enough for her. She also likes to use it as a toy to shake around if she is bored ;-)
858491
I think it stays put pretty good. Even after my dog's been laying on it and jumps off, it's still in the same place.
998042
I have a Lab who jumps on bed regularly sometimes roots around a little. No tears so far. I love this product.
205443
I'm not sure what the manufacturer suggest as the max weight. I can tell you that often, 3 of our English Setters snuggle in this bed at one time with no ill effects. They each weigh over 55 pounds. The bed is sturdy. Even with your dog being larger, I "think" the bed would hold up, even with the larger weight jumping in and out. The lower bunk would be too short, even our Setters don't spend much time in the bottom bunk. They go in, dig about, roll around and out them come. We had a Corgi who loved the bottom bunk.
266442
I think it would be fine for a dog of that weight and age. Although it's very comfy, it's still thin enough for older dogs to easily get up and down from. I have a bloodhound and she's very big and absolutely loves this bed.