Review on Blue/White MidWest Homes for Pets Reversible Paw Print Dog Bed in Various Sizes by Tracy Erickson

I'm not a big fan of dogs in the bedroom (read Beagle who snores a lot louder than my husband) but I relented and took our two, a loud Beagle and an Aussie Cattle Dog Mix, those little beds for there. The idea is that we all go to bed together, then the dogs (ideally both) will eventually leave us alone and spend the rest of the night on their much larger and thicker bed right outside our living room door. The plan works, the dogs go away at night, but I only wake up after snoring (Beagle) and cleaning (Aussie). The new beds may be too comfortable and cozy. Our dogs weigh 40 pounds each and this bed is suitable for them as a cage bed or extra bed. I washed and dried the beds when they arrived and they have held up great. No lumpy filling or torn seams. Seems to have done very well. Yes I would give up and buy them again and just put up with my sweet beagle snoring.