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Some beds get used. This one gets claimed.
You will know within the first evening. The circle. The test paw. The slow collapse into the sherpa, chin resting on the wall, one deep sigh. From that moment it is not your living room with a dog bed in it. It is their corner, and the rest of the room is arranged around it.
And for once, you will not mind looking at it. The stonewashed green sits with your furniture instead of fighting it. No neon paw prints. No plastic tray energy. Just a quiet, well-made thing that happens to belong to the dog.
Deep sides they curl into.
The raised nest walls are what dogs choose a bed for. Somewhere to lean, somewhere to rest a chin, somewhere that feels enclosed and safe. Nervous sleepers and dedicated curlers settle in fastest of all.
A sherpa-lined cushion for the cold months.
The inner cushion is topped with soft sherpa fleece, the fireside feeling without needing the fireside. (If reversibility confirmed, add:) Flip it to the smooth fabric side when the weather warms up. One bed, both seasons.
Made for real homes.
The covers zip off and machine wash, so muddy paws and moulting season are a wash cycle, not a crisis. A non-slip base keeps it planted on wood and tile. (If handles confirmed, add:) Carry handles make it easy to move from room to room, because the dog follows you anyway.
Fair warning for multi-dog homes.
The wrong dog may claim it first. It happens more than you would think. Order accordingly.
The honest bit.
This is a soft bed, and proudly so. The plump fibre fill cradles rather than braces. If your dog is older, stiff, or needs firm joint support, they will be better served by our orthopaedic range, and we would rather point you there than sell you the wrong bed. One more thing: fibre beds arrive compressed, so give it 24 hours out of the packaging to plump to full size, and expect final dimensions to vary a touch. That is the nature of a filled bed, not a fault.
Size guide
| Size | Outer (L×W×H) | Sleeping space | Typical breeds |
|---|---|---|---|
| X-Small |
45cm x 35cm x 20cm |
33cm x 23cm |
Toy breeds, small puppies |
| Medium | 65 × 45 × 25 cm | 48 × 34 cm | Mini Dachshund, Cavalier, Pug, French Bulldog |
| Large |
70 × 55 × 28 cm |
50 × 42 cm | Cocker Spaniel, Springer, Cockapoo, Beagle |
| XL |
90cm x 70cm x 32cm |
72cm x 55cm |
Golden Retriever, Visla, German Shepherd, Labrador |
Between sizes? Go up. Nest walls take room, and dogs stretch more than you think.
Care
Covers zip off for a gentle machine wash, then air dry. Shake and plump the cushion weekly to keep it full. Allow 24 hours to fully plump after unboxing.
Our promise
100-Night Home Trial. If they are not settling in, we collect it free and refund you.
Free UK delivery over £40.
(No 5-year foam guarantee on this one — there is no foam. If you want a warranty line, only add it once you have standardised a single warranty policy site-wide.)
Is it firm or soft?
Soft. The fibre fill is plump and cradling. For firm, structured joint support, choose from our orthopaedic range instead.
Can I wash it?
The covers zip off for a gentle machine wash, then air dry. Plump the cushion back up afterwards.
Will it flatten over time?
All fibre beds settle with use. A weekly shake and plump keeps it full, the same way you would a good sofa cushion.
Which size for a Cockapoo?
Large. If yours is on the taller side, size up if a bigger option shows in stock.