First you need to determine how your dog sleeps - this will be very important in your decision making process. If your dog sleeps curled up in a ball, then a nest bed would be your best choice. You should measure your dog while they are sleeping curled up and then add 7 inches to properly determine the length you will need. If your dog prefers to sleep stretched out, then you will need either a standard bed. Measure your dog and add 12 inches to determine what length bed you will need.
SOURCE: I want to make my dog a bed and wondered what would be the best materials to use?
Take 2 old cushions and sew them together then get a pillow slip and cover the two cushions and make them one big one - hey presto a cheap and easy dogs bed he/she will love it.
There absolutely is!
Heated dog beds are great if you live in colder climates. I will attach in this message a youtube video
about heated dog beds, followed by a link where you can buy one for your dog.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3shxyChOMaQ
http://www.petstreetmall.com/heated-dog-beds/465.html
http://www.amazon.com/Heated-Dog-Bed-Size-Medium/dp/B000OBYVWS
These beds are quite affordable with prices ranging from
$25-$100. With that being said, it very
much depends on the brand and size of bed you are looking for. Here is a site with a selection of raised dog
beds for you to browse through.
Indeed there is! There is a wide variety of kennel beds
available online. These beds are sold in
a variety of sizes to best fit your kennel.
I will attach a link for you that should be helpful.
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