suddus Anti Anxiety Dog Bed with Blanket Attached Hooded Dogs Beds for Medium Dogs Round Soft Fluffy Donut

My pup struggles with separation anxiety, and this bed has made a remarkable difference for her. The design is both adorable and practical. Its donut shape allows my pup to snuggle into the fluffy edges, creating a sense of security that she loves. The faux fur material is incredibly soft and cozy—perfect for her long naps and bedtime cuddles. What I love most is how this bed has helped soothe my pup's anxiety. Whenever I leave the house, she willingly retreats to her comfy spot and seems much calmer. The bed is well-made and durable, holding up well even with daily use. If you're looking for a cozy and calming space for your furry friend, I recommend this one. It's more than just a bed; it's become a safe haven for my little pup. Read more

I have been looking for a good snuggle bed for my 20 town Boston terror and this is definitely a good one. She absolutely loves it snuggles and burrows. She even carries it around. The house washing can be a little tricky as it’s kind of bulky, but I’ve been able to successfully clean it and my washing machine and dry it dryer. It’s definitely durable and a good value for money. Read more

A favorite bed for our three dogs. They take turns snuggling in. I’d love a human version :-) Read more

My little dog LOVES this bed, and it seems to help his anxiety at night. It is very soft, and he loves snuggling under the attached blanket flap. I’ve washed it several times, and aside from puffing up a little bit, it’s held up very well. Read more

My dog loves her new bed! Read more

My pup loves this bed. I got the size medium. It has a nice little cushion on the bottom. I’m not sure how long it’ll last, but it’s comfy enough for her. I don’t have her length; but her neck is around 11in, with an 18in rib cage. She’s 8 months. I think it’s the perfect size because she can also stretch out. I love this so much! Read more

My Boston terrier, Endeavor, chews things when he's left alone. He loves his crate so I put him in it at night and when I leave the house. I leave him loose during the day when I'm home. The problem is that he seems to need me in the same room as him ALL THE TIME. When I first adopted him two years ago, Endeavor would freak out and destroy things if I went to the bathroom. In the first few weeks, I lost a pair of glasses, earbuds, a notebook, mail, and, worst of all, he chewed up the living room furniture by crawling underneath and gnawing on the underparts of a couch and two recliner chairs. After that, he destroyed the rug. He trashed three dog beds until I realized he would only sleep on a blanket inside the crate. Endeavor is less anxious now, but I still need to hide things like the tv remote or any paper. I thought a calming bed might help. This one lasted almost a week. Endeavor seemed to like sitting in it. Then, one afternoon, I was working on my computer in another room and when I returned to the living room, I saw pieces of stuffing from the bed scattered all over the place. Endeavor had struck again. Previous experience had taught me that sewing it back up would be a waste of time so I swept up the mess and dumped the nearly new $65 item in the trash. I gave this bed two stars because it was very well packed and it looked nice and comfortable. Perhaps a normal dog would enjoy sleeping in it and a dog whose anxiety expressed itself in whimpering or barking might find it calming. For chewers like my Endeavor, it was an epic fail. Update: the seller offered me a full refund which I was happy to accept. Great customer service! Also, the bed was very nice even if my crazy dog did destroy it. Read more

My dog loves his new bed. He recently started burrowing under our covers so I wanted to get him a bed with an attached blanket. It's so soft with minimal shedding. The stuffing is lumpy so I tossed it in the dryer but it didn't change anything. My dog doesn't mind; he's obsessed with it. I got him the 36 inch bed so he would have plenty of room to stretch out and I'm glad I did. He's a 25 lb Boston Terrier. Read more