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How do you introduce a dog to a new dog bed?
There are a few ways you can go about getting your dog to make use of and like its new bed.
Place the new dog bed next to your own bed so that your dog will feel relaxed, knowing you are close-by.
Familiar scents are calming to dogs, so placing one of your own worn shirts in your dog’s bed will encourage your dog to make use of his new bed.
Put your dig’s favourite blanket in his bed, so he feels as if he is in his own territory.
Place your dog’s favourite toy in the new dog bed so that your dog will feel inclined to lie on it.
Train your dog to lay in his bed when you tell him to “go to bed.”
To make sure your dog beings to grow fond of his new bed, reward him with treats when he uses it.
If your dog has been using an old bed, and you would like him to transition into using a new one, it is a good idea to make the transition gradual and subtle. Try placing a blanket over the old bed for a few days, then moving the blanket over to the new bed. Gradually move the blanket off the bed, and then remove it altogether.
What is a dog bed made of?
Dog beds can be made of a range of different materials, including memory foam or filling materials. Memory foam is commonly found in dog beds best suited for bigger dogs. This is to provide superior support for their larger weight, which other materials are unable to provide. Filling materials used to make dog beds include cotton, cedar filling, polyester, and recycled materials such as clothing and bedding. Some eco-friendly brands manufacturing dog beds even use recycled plastic bottles in their dog beds.
Soft dog beds are covered with material such as cotton, fleece, polyester, or other materials, so as to provide maximum comfort for your pet.
There are also elevated dog beds, which offer extra air circulation and put less pressure on your dog’s limbs as they lie down. These beds are made from metal or plastic frames, with a sturdy mesh-like fabric, usually high density polyethylene, stretched across the top to create the perfect sleeping platform for your pooch.
What is a good fabric for a dog bed?
Choosing the right fabric for your dog’s bed will depend on your own preferences as well as the needs of your dog. If your dog is in the habit of shredding or chewing his toys and bedding, then heavy-duty nylon canvas fabrics are going to be a better option for you. Denim, fleece, microfiber and faux suede are also great options. If your dog has allergies, you’ll want to keep this in mind when choosing a dog bed; likewise, opt for a cooler fabric if your dog has long, thick fu