How to Choose a Dog Bed for Different Rooms in Your Home
Dogs don't always have one favourite sleeping spot.
They might sleep beside you at night, move to the living room during the day and find a sunny corner in the afternoon.
Choosing bedding that works with your home's different spaces can make your dog's routine more comfortable.
The living room
The living room is often where the family spends most of their time.
If your dog likes staying close to everyone, their bed can be positioned in a corner where they can relax while still being part of the action.
The Wagit Grey Upholstery Bed has a furniture-inspired appearance that can work naturally in a living space.
The bedroom
If your dog sleeps in your bedroom, a more compact sleeping area may be useful depending on the available floor space.
The Wagit Round Bed with Removable Cover provides a defined sleeping space for dogs that enjoy curling up.
A quieter room
Some dogs prefer to rest somewhere away from the busiest parts of the house.
A dedicated bed in a quieter area can give them somewhere to retreat when they want uninterrupted rest.
Outdoor or utility areas
If your dog regularly spends time in areas where moisture is possible, a Water Resistant Dingy can be a practical option.
Remember that water-resistant does not mean waterproof, so the product should not be treated as suitable for prolonged exposure to rain or standing water.
Match the bed to the space
Consider more than your dog's size.
Think about the room, available floor space, how your dog uses the area and the overall environment.
Create more than one resting opportunity
You don't necessarily need multiple expensive setups.
Sometimes having one main bed and moving a blanket or other comfortable item between spaces is enough.
Give your dog choices
Dogs naturally move around throughout the day.
Creating suitable resting areas in the spaces they already enjoy can make your home more comfortable for both you and your pet.
