Review on Furhaven Large Memory Foam Dog Bed Plush & Almond Print L Shaped Chaise W/ Removable Washable Cover - Gray Almonds, Large by Kip Robinson

My dogs are roughly 15 years old. One of them came down with old dog vestibular disease, and it was hard watching her through her recovery just struggling to get in and out of her bed. Their previous beds were fine, but as age is setting into their little joints, lifting their feet just isn't as easy as it used to be. Both of the dogs were starting to get tangled up on lifted edges, so I looked specifically for beds with some options. Neither will sleep in a bed unless they have a tangible corner (with the raised edges) to curl up in, so I had to find that for these picky beasts while also ensuring they were safe and wouldn't collapse.They love these beds now. We can set them up in a way that they are entirely easy for them to manage, even if the old boy feels more spry than his body does and he wants to take on the world with his arthritis and all. I would just recommend paying attention to their habits, and adjusting accordingly as they age. I have the larger bed as well for my perpetual puppy, a two year old German shepherd, and I took it away for a day to wash the covering. When I set her bed back down, she didn't even wait for it to be all the way on the floor (it's as tall as I am, which isn't impressive for a person, but is impressive for a dog bed) before she dove into it. My German shepherd likes to surf with her bed as well, but there is enough cushioning that she trusts it entirely to catch and support her. I'm pretty sure these are the only beds I'll be getting for any dogs I have.Also, just a note: cleaning was remarkably easy. You just have to be smarter than the bed and its covering, which I was on the third attempt. In the bed's defense, I struggle with fitted sheets still as well. Great beds! Dog approved from giant puppy with no boundaries regarding personal space to sleepy seniors with stiff joints.