Size Chart
Your dog should be able to lie comfortably in all natural positions, and the Bed should be large enough for your dog to curl up in, but also stretch out their legs if they want to.
Step 1: Using a flexible tape measure, measure from the tip of your dog’s nose to the base of their tail.
Step 2: Measure your dog’s back legs. Start at the top of their leg and end at the floor.
Step 3: Compare with the internal dimensions of the bed.
S Size
Our size suggestions for each breed are based on positive feedback and observation of customer photos. We don’t list breeds that are hard to predict the adult size.
Maltipoo
Toy Poodle
Bichon
Pomeranian
Chihuahua
Biewer Terrier
Maltipoo
S+ Size
Our size suggestions for each breed are based on positive feedback and observation of customer photos. We don’t list breeds that are hard to predict the adult size.
Mini Dachshund
Mini Poodle
Westie
Cockerpoo
Pug
Cavadoodle
M Size
Our size suggestions for each breed are based on positive feedback and observation of customer photos. We don’t list breeds that are hard to predict the adult size.
Shiba Inu
Corgi
Singapore Special
Japanese Spitz
Cavapoo
Beagle
Bernedoodle
Chowsky
L Size
Our size suggestions for each breed are based on positive feedback and observation of customer photos. We don’t list breeds that are hard to predict the adult size.
Standard Greyhound
Golden Retriever
Chow Chow
XL Size
Our size suggestions for each breed are based on positive feedback and observation of customer photos. We don’t list breeds that are hard to predict the adult size.
Golden Retriever
Frequently Asked Questions
ABOUT SIZE
Your dog should be 5 to 10cm shorter than the internal dimensions of the bed.
Your dog should be able to lie comfortably in all natural positions.
Their Bed should be large enough for your dog to curl up in, but also stretch out their legs if they want to.
It’s always better to have a little extra space than not enough.
If you have a dog with long legs you should consider a bed with generous “width”.
If the bed is too narrow will restrict your dog’s movements.
Measure their legs and compare against the “internal width” of the bed.
If you have a dog with short legs you should consider a bed with a low entrance, to facilitate their access to the bed.
Our size suggestions for each breed are based on positive feedback and observation of customer photos.
We don’t list breeds that are hard to predict the adult size, we only list suggestions for breeds we are more certain on, but we do not guarantee it.
For a perfect fit, check our suggestions, measure your dog and compare with the internal dimensions of the bed.
Yes, you can visit us at our warehouse
We operate by appointment only, do let us know of your most convenient date & time for us be present to attend to you. Once the appointment is confirmed do let us know in advance should you need to reschedule or cancel the appointment.
If you need help with finding the best size for your dog, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We will assist you as soon as possible.