Review on 🐾 Cuddle Cube Pet Bed by K&H Pet Products: Optimal Comfort for your Furry Friend by Teresa Diers

We have bought many dog beds, all styles and price ranges, and our dogs sleep on the dog bed when there is no couch, but they often destroy it within a few days. Also, in our fully tiled, hardwood-floored house, I'm tired of chasing dog beds all over the floor! We have 3 (plus one adopted) German Hound ranging in size from 50 to 80 pounds. I bought this bed specifically because one of the GSPs likes to hide under the covers. So far, the dog it was intended for has not had a chance to try it. Our largest dog (he's muscular and built like a pit bull) loves this bed! We have a big one. He doesn't fart around like the little dog in the picture but is obviously comfortable enough as he often prefers to lie on a dog bed rather than snuggle up to his humans on the couch, which is very unfamiliar to him! It sinks to the bottom as one reviewer said (I sat on it) but seems comfortable enough for our large dogs and rises around them a bit which is why I think they love it. The rubberized bottom is great for not slipping on the tiled floor. The bed looks well made and has a removable zip cover. Not washed yet. Our 50 lb year old seems to like it too and we'll probably order another one, but I'd like to see how it washes up first. Nobody has tried to destroy it yet, so this is possibly the best investment we can make in a dog bed. It also doesn't look like a dog bed, more like a big pillow you just tossed on the floor. This is a hit at our house! UPDATE 01/02/12: One of the dogs (no culprit found) ate the big bed after about 6 months, which usually happens with our dog beds. We tried other beds, cheap ones, expensive ones, different styles and shapes and I came back to this one. This time I ordered a medium size. The big one was very large and took up a lot of floor space. The medium has been used by Five Pointers (yes our family has grown to five lifeguards) for a few weeks now and I think it's the best size. The dogs curl up in the middle and the sides billow out around them, forming a small nest. If you're unfamiliar with pointers, these are large dogs the size of a Boxer or Labrador. The medium size seems to fit better - the large may have been too big to "fart" around our dogs a lot when curled up on it. From the people's point of view, I like that the environment doesn't take up much space. The bottom of this new bed is different and "wanders" across the floor - I'm not sure if they changed the floor material or if it's just different on the medium and large beds.