Veehoo Chew Proof Dog Bed - Cooling Raised Pet Cot with Aluminum Frame for Indoor/Outdoor Use - XX Large Pink

I have a 110 LB Cane Corso and a pit Bull and they both fit comfortably. I bought the XXL In pink, and my cane Corso hasn’t been able to tear it up. He’s torn up 3 beds. This bed has No exposed corners and made of sturdy metal so it detours him. He usually goes for anything plastic. Definitely worth the buy. I also had an issue with it arriving with a broken middle leg. And they replaced it with no questions asked and in a timely manner!I bought this bed for my Great Dane. She loves it. I had a foam bed that was in her crate. There is no need for the crate anymore so I put it on the bed. It's a prefect fit. Some people complained about the difficulty they had assembling the bed. It does require some strength. But it is very doable for one person. I am pretty strong but I'm not a hulk. The metal frame keeps it from being chewed. The webbing is very strong as the picture shows. Six sturdy legs keep it off the floor. If you have a large dog, this is the way to go. Sleeping on a hard floor is not good for the dog. My girl gets a good night sleep, comfortably. She can completing stretch out. It's great. I would definitely buy again.Purchased the largest size, our Turkish Boz shepherd is only 15 weeks and 55 pounds but will be extremely large about 200 pounds and 35-38 inches tall. This has plenty of room for him even once he’s full grown. He immediately loves it, it could be a little more sturdy, plastic paws on the feet can’t be tightened but it’s not and issue.I love this! Not only does it look amazing, but it takes up much less space because the arms don't go out like many other brands ...they go straight down from matt. My dog gets on it constantly when she is hot..great support ..doesn't sag like my last one!Edited to add: I I have been in contact with the company and they are sending a new bed. Their communication has been fast and effective in fixing my problem plus my dogs really do love the bed.So I bought two of these beds. The 2XLs for two Great Danes The one that my heavier Dane sleeps on is wonderful and has held up pretty well to his digging and chewing, especially since he's just now turning two. On the other hand, my smaller less destructive Dane that could have technically gone with the size down. The leg broke off so now the bed is unstable and she won't sleep on it even though she loved it before. And it wasn't one of the side legs like maybe she hit it or jumped on it wrong. It's the back middle support leg and it snapped from its aluminum connector so it's not even like I can drill another hole in it to fix the problem.Honestly I had no problem with assembly. A little tough because it requires a lot of tension to hold the bed up without a sinner support bar, but other than that it was fairly easy to deal with. As far as cleaning, if your dog gets muddy really often or is really dirty then I have found that small items of dirt just fall through the bed and you have to sweep under the bed regularly. As far as cleaning the actual fabric itself, I take it outside and just hose it off. Seems to work fairly well. And for two proof, we went through three other cots for my younger Dane before we found this one that he hasn't eaten and loves. He will seek out this bed instead of one of the fluffier dog beds, But now I'm worried to let him lay on it after what happened to the cot for the smaller of the two.I have severe dog allergies I was diagnoses with about a month after getting my American bully, so he has to stay outside. We had a huge 4x8 house built with insulation, a hound heater and ac to keep him comfortable outside. My problem was fimdinf him beds. He would rip them to shreds and they wouldn't last 1 day. Or they wouldn't be acceptable to go outside. This was easy to assemble and it is easy to clean with a hose. I thought it would take him some time to acclimate to it, but he understood the assignment quickly and every morning when I come feed him, he would be knocked out on it as well as every night. I couldn't be happier. He likes to sleep outside in the summer, ans sleeps in his house in the winter. So glad I purchased this.My Corgie ate through all his padded beds. This gives him a comfortable place to lay off the floorsI'm giving it a 5 at this moment because it's humongous and my dogs love it. It was easy to put together, even though I wasn't in the mood to do it lol. It even has "doggie claw feet." Too cute! I have 5 Pitbulls and all 5 of them could cuddle up on this bed with no problem (Pitbulls cuddle close). Personally, I think 2 Great Danes could cuddle up on this thing, or 1 could stretch out comfortably. The "smaller" gray bed is an "XL" (different brand), to give you an idea of what the "XXL" looks like. I'm buying another one for my living room and getting rid of the smelly fabric/foam one. So much easier to lift up and clean around and doesn't trap in odors. It's aluminum so very light-weight, but solid enough to bed the dogs. Yep! This is perfect so far!! I recommend it!It’s a great bed overall, easy to clean, lightweight so you’re not breaking your back tryna move it, rubberised feet so it doesn’t slip even when floor’s wet, very comfy and supports dog’s joints perfectly (trust me on this, I’ve fell asleep a few times on it and it’s comfier than my SIMBA mattress), size L is perfect for a small GSD but I’d recommend getting a size XL so he can grow into it, frame of bed is in fact chew proof however the fabric…just isn’t. For a £70 bed (assuming you buy L or XL) it’s good BUT the material could be stronger. When the tin says “chew proof” the pudding should be just that. Had four of these beds and my 6 month old GSD puppy managed rip the fabric right from the centre of the bed in all of them. If you’ve got a dog that doesn’t give one about chewing then get this bed however if you’ve got land sharks then invest in a higher quality one that has thicker fabric.Having a large dog (100lb+ Boerboel) finding decent beds that can take the weight isn't easy. Found this one and saw it was rated for upto 160lb, we were a bit dubious as previous beds that we had come across proved to be flimsy at best and incapable of taking the rated weight.This one however looked like it might actually be adle to do the job. The frame is extruded aluminium with cast alloy joints that bolt together, a heavy duty nylon bed so it's easy to clean and disinfect. The bed doesn't even flex when or Boerboel is on it. Definitely impressed with the quality and strength as well as the lightness of it. Slightly more expensive than other dog beds out there but definitely worth the money. Highly recommended.Tried a few different raised dog beds. This is by far the best. Love it has no gaps in the corners like others. Had a dog get leg stuck in one with a gap. Love it as it does not move around, some others slip.Sturdy thick fabric. Last couple of legs a bit hard to make, you really have to stretch the fabric. But worth the effort, it’s how you get a bed that won’t sag. Have brought the bigger size as well now.After eating his way through 2 similar beds that didn’t have the ‘anti chew” design, my Shepski pup so far hasn’t managed to get a grip or a tooth on this bed as yet. I’ve been an owner of German Shepherds for 50 odd years snd I’ve never had a problem with such a chewer!! But Kai can chew anything and often does!! Yet so far he has managed to keep this in one piece and loves sleeping on it