there wer a few of these at the shelter and the dogs all liked them. They get them up off the floor and in a real bed. i like these alot.

Pros: gets dogs off the floor

Cons: hard to clean

At Columbia Second Chance, all the dog pens have these beds and they hold up fantastically for all breeds. The beds are hard for "chewers" to damage because of the way the corners and bedding are molded together. I tried another off the floor dog bed that didn't have this feature and it took less than 5 minutes for one of my "chewers" to wreck it! Most of my dogs are in the 60 to 80 lb. range and the Medium size is large enough for them to sleep on.

Pros: More durable than other off floor beds I've tried. All my fosters love these beds! Easily fits in a crate.

Cons: A bit pricey. But worth the money!

We have several of these at our shelter - wish we had one for every dog! As we can, we are purchasing them. The dogs love them.

Pros: Gets the dogs up off the floor

Cons: cost

Our shelter has adopted these beds and as a result, the amount of laundry has been reduced dramatically. We were considering purchasing industrial washers and dryers before we sent out an appeal for these beds, but now our laundry consists of cat, small dogs, and puppy linens.

I see the dogs on them, and I wonder if they're really comfortable--maybe it's my "human" idea that unless it's a big, fluffy blanket, there's no way it can feel good :-)

Pros: Reduced our laundry

Cons: Comfort?

I saw these beds at a shelter and thought I found the same ones but didn't. We got all the beds donated only to find out they were imatation to these beds. Now the dogs are back to sleeping on hard plastic because all the beds broke. One word of caution make sure you get these beds not ones that are like them.

Pros: great beds

Cons: wish we had