I have a rescue terrier and prior to this bed he would chew on blankets in his crate. This bed though doesn’t get touched, he loves it. He will even lay in his crate willingly since we bought this bed. It washes well and is durable against a terrier puppy. Will definitely buy again when the time comes.

Perfect for the kennels. Have large dogs and none of them have chewed a single 1 up or ripped the stuffing out after 9 months. I’ve been really happy with these.

As I removed the new padded bedding from the plastic bag and box, my Catahoula Leopard puppy immediately grabbed it with his mouth, and tore off running to the bedroom. It was intended to go in his kennel that I leave in the car. He doesn't like the engine or riding up front, he feels more comfortable in his crate. This padded bedding fits perfectly, and I like the fact that it has a bit of a padded lip around the edges for riding in the car. After he got thru flinging it around, and laying on it, we went out to the car and put it in the kennel. Great price, quality product.

Puppy loves it

I know this is a crate pad but it also makes a nice bed for my outside kitties. I have several ferals who stay around my home for food, water and safety (they are all fixed) and they love these little pads. I get them interested in them by adding this product (also available on Amazon) - https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JZ3YHVY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 .. Thanks Amazon

We bought one, and both of our dogs wanted to lay on it, but didn’t both fit at the same time. Whoever didn’t get there 1st would eventually jump up on our couch…. So, we bought another and now they both are happy to stay off the furniture. Good buy!

The media could not be loaded.  Love it. Well, our dog does. We haven't washed it, yet, but it's very flexible (not too crazy stuffed), so it shouldn't be a problem to keep it clean. We will update our review, if anything doesn't work out, quality wise, but I doubt we will have any issues. Be warned, if you dog paws/claws at it when it's brand new (e.g. before a first washing), some "fleece fluff" may come off. Discard the fluffs, tell your dog "no" on the scratching, and possibly wash it before leaving your dog alone in a crate with it, in case they tear in to it while being stressed. It could be a choking hazard for a smaller dog like our 7.5 lb Chihuahua/Jack Russell Terrier. After an initial washing, you should have no other fluff issues.

I BOUGHT ONE TO START AND ENDED UP GOING BACK AND ORDERING MORE. ALL OF MY DOGS ARE KENNEL TRAINED, AND LOVE THEIR KENNELS. IF EVEN JUST FOR A NAP, ITS THEIR BEDROOM. THEY LIKE THESE, WHEN I FRIST GOT IT I GOT 1 FOR MY SENIOR DOG AND THE NEXT THING THERE ARE ALL TAKING TURNS ON HIS BED SO I WENT AHEAD AND BOUGHT 3 MORE. AND THEY ALL LOVE THEM :)

Initially our 80lb dog didn't know what to make out of it. She would walk on it gently and cautiously. I think that's because it has more cushion than it appears and she would sink in when she walked. Once she got used to that, she loves it. She goes in the kennel even when she doesn't have to just to sleep on it. Also, fits perfectly in our kennel.

Some poor baby got a comfy bed because some body cared to DONATE .