Any good opinions on chew resistant crate pads or dog beds. My boys are good when in the house, but when I leave them, I am afraid that if I put a crate pad in with them they may eat it and obstruct when I cannot watch them. However, the elbows on the big boy are getting rough and I would love to give him a more comfy room. Any suggestions on beds that are less likely to be chewed? I think they find great pleasure playing in that sea of stuffing or foam.
I have two of them...I love them. They're on my
enclosed back porch, the big outdoor dog house around here.....and out of 5 dogs around here, including
service pups in training...these haven't yet been
destroyed........This is over a three year period.
Kuranda beds are awesome...I am about to open a new
kennel room for my dogs....would also put a few in
there......
LOL.... There are none that I have found yet!. If your dog wants to chew, he will. Ive heard of dogs chewing up the crate! Try putting a kong or bone stuffed with peanutbutter to keep them occupied.It's a boredom thing.
From our experience, they are not good for the younger ones as they will destroy them. I have the evidence!!! But are wonderful for the adults. Get the strongest mat they have - they are well worth it.
Yes, 2 Labs can sleep on one of these beds. The long sides have a metal rod inside the PVC pipe. You can also buy an all-metal frame now - I haven't tried these yet, though. I'm sure a youngster couldn't destroy one of those - might have to buy one next time!
I always have 2 labbies pairing up on the large kuranda bed in our bedroom. They adore that bed. I put a fleece blanket on it and they cuddle up. I also have them in the kennel runs...inside of course. I can't say they are indestructable however. I have one girl that chewed the feet and then got hold of the vinal side and rippped it off the fabric. I took the bed apart and sewed it back on. It lasted another good year until she got bored again and I just threw it out. I still have the bed inside that they never chew. I will buy more as they seem to respect them better as they get older.