How do I choose the right size bed?Updated a month ago

First and foremost, always check the bed's size guide! Some beds (specifically those with raised bolsters on one or more end) will have a sleeping area that is smaller than the bed's full dimensions. The dimensions listed on the product's page refer to its overall footprint, meaning they include any frame or pillow walls the bed might have. When considering what size will work for your dog, use the sleeping area dimensions, if those are smaller than the bed's overall size.

In addition to providing detailed dimensions for each bed type and size, the size guide will also provide a list of dogs by breed and weight that might potentially fit each size of bed. These recommendations are a suggestion only, and not a guarantee that a dog of a specific breed or type will 100% fit that size bed. All dogs are different, and two dogs that weigh the same may vary widely in what size they need due to differences in the length of their body. 

For the most accurate results, measure the length of your dog from the tip of the nose to the base of the tail and compare that to the bed's dimensions. If you want your dog to have extra room to sprawl out, add 10" to your dog's length and look for a bed around that size.

Dog won't sit still? Instead of measuring them, you can also mark out a space on the floor that matches the dimensions of the bed size you're considering. That'll give you a good visual guide of whether it looks big enough for your pup.