Raised Dog Beds: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. You'd do anything for your pooch. That's why you feed them, walk them, even pick up their waste. So when it comes to their health and comfort, you're definitely willing to go the extra mile. If that's the case, then you should consider getting your pup an elevated dog bed. These canine cots have a host of health benefits. Most dogs think they're pretty comfy, too. After all, there's a reason Snoopy slept on top of his doghouse.
Fact #2. Getting your dog off the floor prevents them from having to sleep on the cold, hard ground in the wintertime. Besides being uncomfortable, it can be painful for older dogs with arthritis. Meanwhile, when the mercury rises, the elevation allows air to circulate underneath, cooling off your pooch.
Fact #3. If your dog isn't allowed on furniture, having their own comfy place to go can lessen the temptation to jump up on the couch. You can simply train them to go to their spot, leaving your area open and free of dog hair. This is especially good if you feel guilty about not letting your dog sleep with you.
Fact #4. Dogs sleep where they feel safe. They won't feel safe until the bed seems familiar. Leave some of your old clothes lying on top of it so that it smells like you. Or, you can put their favorite blanket or toy there. If they're always sleeping in the same spot, try putting their bed there, so that it's now part of their space.
Fact #5. You can lure your dog to the bed with treats, if they're food-motivated. Once they're up there, praise them and give them even more treats, including several at once. When they begin to associate their bed with good things happening to them, they'll want to spend all of their time there.