Doberman dog bed help!

[ClareBetty]

I have a 7 month old Doberman and need to buy her a bed for when she is fully grown. Looking into Tuffies at the moment and want to buy a decent bed and not something I need to buy several times. Any recommendations? She likes to scrub her bed and might suck it sometimes so want durable tough bed. Any thoughts?

 

[Moobli]

Tuffies are expensive but good. I also like the HiK9s.

 

[Blazingsaddles]

Another fan of Tuffies. I’ve got the extra large for Mali x

 

[gallopingby]

I have 2 Tuffie nests and a mattres. The mattress must be at least 7 years old now and still going strong with different covers. The oldest nest is the wipe clean type and preferable to the newer material one which picks up a lot of hair.

 

[Cinnamontoast]

I like our Tuffie, standard size bed, handy to just hose as needed, but my princesses require a softer, more comfortable bed. They’re not destructive, tho, which is key.

 

[Sprout]

I had a Tuffies nest for my Doberman, but opted for the heavy duty cover, as she liked to scratch and nest, which ruined previous beds.

 

[Dobiegirl]

Ive tried lots of beds over the years and the sofa is still the bed of choice

 

[cowgirl16]

Our old Dobie was more the size of a small horse - no beds seemed big enough - we ended up getting her a second hand 2 seater leather sofa. It was plenty big enough for her to stretch out, and low enough for her to climb in and out of, off the floor so away from any cold draughts, and easy to clean!

 

[Moobli]

I covet my friend's Orvis dog beds. They look extremely plush and comfy but at around £250 a bed, mine have to put up with slightly less opulent and expensive vet beds, HiK9s and human beds.