What to Look For In A Dog Bed
Posted by Johnathan Livingston at Sep 24th, 2008 in Dogs
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Some people pamper their pets, whereas others wouldn’t consider that their dog would have any use for a bed. However, even if you are not inclined to pamper your dog, dog beds can improve your dog’s quality of life in many ways.
Dog beds can provide a layer of insulation between your dog and the floor. The floor can get cold and sometimes even a little damp. An older, fatter or arthritic dog will especially appreciate that.
It will also give your dog a ‘den’ or his own personal space. Dogs are territorial, and having a space of their own gives them a proper sense of belonging in your “pack.” Dog beds give your pet a familiar sign of membership when you are not around.
Choose dog beds carefully, as dogs sleep longer than people and in a greater variety of positions. Dogs are unable to sit down and chat with you about their preferences, and can’t just go to the shop and try out a bunch of beds, either.
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