"You know what gets me jazzed? Dogs. And some of the best dog beds, funny enough, often come from human-mattress brands that you may recognize. Now, if we were to consult the dogs themselves, I'm sure that they would be more than happy to tag along with you in your bed, on the couch, or any bed provided to them."
"As a professional mattress tester and certified sleep science coach, however, I can tell you that you may not be getting your best sleep when you let your dog sleep on your bed with you. But do as I say, not as I do, because I'm also guilty of not following this advice with my own dogs. However, having a dog bed available to them in my bedroom (and in every room of the house)"
"Taller dogs can tolerate higher beds. It may seem obvious, but the height of the bed is important. Smaller dogs may put too much strain on their joints trying to reach a bed that's too tall, which can lead to issues down the line. Arthritic dogs need a supportive mattress. If your dog has arthritis, get them a memory foam or orthopedic bed for support. You'll also want to make sure the bed is low to the ground to reduce the effort they"
Many dogs prefer sleeping on human beds, couches, or any comfortable surface. Allowing dogs in human beds can reduce human sleep quality despite the comfort dogs provide. Providing dedicated dog beds throughout the home gives dogs an easy alternative and can preserve human sleep. There is no one-size-fits-all bed; bed choice depends on size, mobility, and health. Taller dogs tolerate higher beds while smaller dogs risk joint strain reaching tall beds. Dogs with arthritis benefit from memory-foam or orthopedic beds that are low to the ground to reduce effort. Human-mattress manufacturers often produce high-quality dog beds.
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