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Bed for a King Charles

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  • 07-05-2019 7:27pm
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    Brian017
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    Which one of these bed sizes would suit a King Charles Spaniel?

    Small 46cm x 39cm x 16cm

    Medium 59cm x 46cm x 14cm

    Large 76cm x 56cm x 14cm

    She is a pup but I’m looking for one that would also do when she’s an adult as well


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    Cherry Blossom
    Moderators, Recreation & Hobbies Moderators, Science, Health & Environment Moderators, Regional North West Moderators Posts: 6,935 Mod ✭✭✭✭Cherry Blossom


    If space is not an issue I'd go for the medium size. I bought a medium waterproof bed to go in the kennel outside. When it came I thought it was too big to fit in but it fitted fine.


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    cocker5
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    Brian017 wrote: »
    Which one of these bed sizes would suit a King Charles Spaniel?

    Small 46cm x 39cm x 16cm

    Medium 59cm x 46cm x 14cm

    Large 76cm x 56cm x 14cm

    She is a pup but I’m looking for one that would also do when she’s an adult as well

    Depends is it a fluffy bed? With stuffing?


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    Brian017
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    cocker5 wrote: »
    Depends is it a fluffy bed? With stuffing?

    It seems to be upholstered fabric from what I can make out. Why? Would a more fluffy one be better?


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    cocker5
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    Brian017 wrote: »
    cocker5 wrote: »
    Depends is it a fluffy bed? With stuffing?

    It seems to be upholstered fabric from what I can make out. Why? Would a more fluffy one be better?

    Sorry what I was getting at OP a nice bed right now with padded stuffing may not last that long with a puppy ... I know my cocker destroyed many a bed before he turned 2 .. would you confer vet bed until the chewing etc has stopped?

    Size wise go for medium x more is a little best


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    borderlinemeath
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    Medium sized is probably best. And as mentioned, it probably will get nibbled and chewed at some point through puppyhood, so it's optomistic that it may last!


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    Brian017
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    Thanks for thee advice everyone. I'll look for a temporary bed for the time being and keep the nice, good bed for when she's a bit older so!


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    beertons
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    As our girl got older, we went for one on Chelsea dogs, on legs. Tiled floor in the kitchen, so we wanted it raised a little so it would be warmer. Hang on, and I'll find a link for it.


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    ShauntaMetzel
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    Depends which fits the best. Stuff also matters.


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