Looking for some advice on which Dog Bed to get for your Breed of Dog. Use the following guide to help you with your decision. Choose your Breed from the list below

Labrador Retriever
Cocker Spaniel
English Springer Spaniel
German Shepherd
Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Golden Retriever
West Highland White Terrier
Your New Puppy

Labrador Retriever

Labradors are generally a Medium – Large Compact Breed so a Dog Bed that isn’t enclosed will probably suit your Dog better than an enclosed Dog Bed. Labradors are generally quite placid and relaxed so you will not need to get a Dog Bed that is much larger than your pooch. It should be noted that Labradors have a tendancy to chew through anything so make sure that your Dog Bed is durable and chew proof.

Recommended Dog Bed for your Labrador Retirever: Box Duvet Dog Bed

Cocker Spaniel

Cocker Spaniels are generally a smaller to medium sized dog who may need a little bit of space in their Dog Bed to move during the night. The Cocker Spaniel is an active breed therefore it is important that they have a nice and comfortable bed so they can rest and be prepared for their next day of activity. Also, as the Cocker Spaniel is typically stuborn and difficult to train a nice comfy bed will help them to get into a routine.

Recommended Dog Bed for your Cocker Spaniel: Cushion Bed Dog Bed

English Springer Spaniel

The English Springer Spaniel is an easy going and eager to please dog that will not generally be too worried about their sleeping arrangements. However, a good cozy dog bed is important to keep the English Springer Spaniels bones and joints in shape and an easy to wash dog bed is required as the English Springer Spaniel is prone to picking up infections.

Recommended Dog Bed for your English Springer Spaniel: Luxury Deep Filled Quilted Mattress Dog Bed

German Shepherd

Germans Shepherd’s are highly active and intelligent Dog breed. Because of their high activity and their large size you will need to find a large Dog Bed, preferrably a size or two larger than the size of your Dog so that they have room to move throughout the night. Also, if you are housing your German Shepherd outside you will have to find a Dog Bed that is highly durable and waterproof.

Recommended Dog Bed for your German Shepherd: Fibre Bed Dog Bed

Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Despite the bad press the Staffordshire Bull Terrier is a wonderful family dog and consequently will love having its on cosy bad to make them feel like part of the family.

Recommended Dog Bed for your Staffordshire Bull Terrier: Snuggle Bed Dog Bed

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

Being a small and sociable inside Dog the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel requires a nice and cosy little bed that keeps them warm and comforted.

Recommended Dog Bed for your Cavalier King Charles Spaniel: Super Snuggle Bed Dog Bed

Golden Retriever

Your Golden Retriever dog is a hard working and obedient dog and as such should be rewarded with a nice comfortable dog bed to rest on at the end of the day.

Recommended Dog Bed for your Golfen Retriever: Standard Duvet Dog Bed

West Highland White Terrier

Your West Highland White Terrier is prone to picking up infections so it is important to get a Dog Bed that is easy to wash. Your West Highland White Terrier needs to sleep roughly 13 hours a hours a day to function properly. As the westie will spend over half its time in its bed it is very important to ensure that your dog has a Dog Bed that they are comfortable in.

Recommended Dog Bed for your West Highland White Terrier: Slumber Bed Dog Bed

Your New Puppy

With your new puppy dog you will be wanting to find them a Dog Bed that keeps them cosy and makes them feel nurtured. Therefore it is important to find them a Dog that is encolsed and makes them feel secure. As your puppy will grow really quickly you will want to find a Dog Bed that will grow with them and also find a Dog Bed that allows you to keep them warm when needed.

Recommended Dog Bed for your Puppy: My First Bed Dog Bed

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