Real Dog Burrow Bedding

That's a great question, but the answer is not as straightforward as you might guess. Though we've given some broad ranges in the pricing above, these ranges might not be the best fit for your dog. Real Dog Burrow Bedding is a completely new concept in dog bedding that does not readily comport with standards of size because it is not the usual way of thinking about dog beds. Burrow Bedding is a new way of thinking about how dogs sleep. This is because of the 3 critical design elements of loft, sculpt-ability and pack size necessary to meet your dog's preferences coupled with how you wish to use the product. Here is how it all comes together:

Loft refers to the thickness of padding best for your dog. Older dogs and dogs with special needs would want the thickest possible padding between them and the floor, you may even place the burrow bedding on top of their existing bedding to enhance their comfort. The heavier your dog, the more loft is needed. Loft is created when the Burrow Bedding is shaped, or sculpted, by piling or spinning (the dog makes a circle). Multiple Burrow Beds and Large Burrow Beds produce greater loft.

Sculpt-ability (or dig-ability) refers to the shaping of the bed your dog prefers. Our research indicates that smaller dogs like to dig and tunnel whereas mid-sized dogs like to spin or twirl into circles and large dogs usually just lie down. This characteristic depends on the volume of burrowing material available. Dogs seem to think that more is better. This dimension does not solely depend on the size of the dog.

Pack size is another critical dimension of the Burrow Bed. Real dogs are pack animals. The more dogs you have the more Burrow Bedding you will want since they like to sleep together. For this application you may want several Burrow Beds in any combination of sizes so that each dog is comfortable. Only the original Real Dog Burrow Bedding offers this level of flexibility to meet your pet's needs.

The bottom line is that the greater volume of burrowing material the more likely your dog will be comfortable. More is better, so mix and match the sizes to meet your dog's needs.