Wow, I am surprised to see so many posts regarding the aggression thing. I have a 3 yr. old who thinks she is the queen of the universe, and is totally the alpha with her b-mix sister, but she plays well with others at dog parks and elsewhere, with the exception that there are certain B's she will get snarky with. We've never been able to figure out what it is she doesn't like in some of her own kind. It doesn't happen every time but it makes the other owners nervous when it does happen, so I have stopped going to the dog park where the B's she has trouble with go. There are very rare situations with other type dogs. The only time she will start to "hair up" in a park is when she is tired from running and resting behind my legs at a picnic bench. If a dog comes up to get to her by going around my legs then, she will growl and threaten; I believe this is "go away I'm resting and get away from my person" because she doesn't come out fighting but sounds very serious about the whole thing. Also, if another dog tries to "mate," she will quickly sit down, turn around and snarl her displeasure, but won't push it any further. I do think basenjis may not have much patience with dogs they consider their inferiors.
Which dog bed did you buy?
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I'm having a hard time finding a bed for the basenji I'm getting soon (a 3yo, so he'll be full size). It's not easy to tell if it will be a good fit for a bed as I'm looking primarily online and the sizing isn't obvious (a lot of dimensions don't take into account the padded sides). Anyone have any suggestions?
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Dont worry a basenji will rip apart any bed
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They can't rip a Tuffie! (See thread "Butu's Bed") It might be worth contacting them to see if they'll ship to the States….
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Queen sized. King may be better, but i'm not sure it would have fit in my room.
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California King! Lmao
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Costco has cheap beds.
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Mine all like dog-beds with soft sides much better than flat- type beds, and they curl up in them so they don't have to be huge, I would guess mine are about 2 1/2 by 2 feet in size.
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I just got mine some cozy caves. They love them.
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I just got mine some cozy caves. They love them.
These are great, but how do they "wash"…..?
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I love cave beds
I just wish they actually folded down farther…so they are totally "underneath"
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They look delicious!
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Whoa!!! Where do you find Cave beds??? Now I want one to try it out! Well not me personally, but I bet the dogs would LOVE it.
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I want a cave bed for when he's crate trained! that looks awesome! I want one for me too! hahahha
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Whoa!!! Where do you find Cave beds??? Now I want one to try it out! Well not me personally, but I bet the dogs would LOVE it.
You can get them through the Drs.Foster&Smith catalog, or on their website…...They are a great idea but they should fold over more - my girl would not feel covered enough in it -she still expects one of us to totaly cover her with the blanket. Not spoiled at all. Grrrrrrr
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Is the 'cave' part supported by a hoop? Or do they crawl under it?
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Is the 'cave' part supported by a hoop? Or do they crawl under it?
The edge is supported. As to washing, I think the covers come off and are washable.
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Cave bed is on order! I am hoping they will like it and sleep in it instead of crowding me in our bed. I ordered the large one. That should be good for two dogs?
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They can't rip a Tuffie! (See thread "Butu's Bed") It might be worth contacting them to see if they'll ship to the States….
It says they ship here now: http://www.tuffies.co.uk/
I have had dogs that could rip sheepskin.
Aside from bedding, I'd like one of these: http://pinterest.com/pin/233131718182097345/
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The Pinterest bed is Amazing! All it would need is an adjustable heatingpad/thermostat and some blankets and the might even stay there on their own accord! LOL.
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Excellent news, Debra, thanks! I can guarantee that the Indestructible Bed really is - if you have enough room, you really won't regret it…the nest type is also undamaged...
