Let’s be honest, how many hours have you spent hoovering up dog hair, scrubbing muddy paws or worrying about claws on the upholstery? If you’ve got a big lad or a husky who thinks the sofa is his throne (and honestly, who can blame him?), we’ve got a proper grown-up solution. Our large dog bed isn’t just another basket - it’s a proper, comfy, sofa-style spot where your big dog can sprawl out in peace, while your own furniture stays clean, calm and claw-free.
At BigDog Accessories™, we specialise in gear that actually fits large breeds, so this isn’t some flimsy cushion that’ll collapse under a 40kg dog. It’s built for big dogs who like to stretch, roll, and claim every inch of space. Now your dog gets his own proper place on the sofa - not just a corner - and you get to keep your favourite seat looking smart.
Big dogs need space to stretch out properly, especially if they’ve got long legs or thick joints. This isn’t about squeezing them into a basket that’s too small; it’s about giving them a proper bed that supports their whole body. The deep, soft padding means they can lie flat without their hips or elbows digging into the floor, which is especially kind on older dogs or those with stiff joints.
It’s made from a reassuringly soft, durable fabric that feels cosy against their coat, but won’t fall apart after a few enthusiastic zoomies. And because big dogs = big messes, the cover is fully removable and machine washable. Mud, slobber, hay fever season - whatever life throws at it, a quick spin in the wash brings it back looking fresh.
Big dogs come in all shapes, from stocky mastiffs to lanky huskies, so size matters. You want something your dog can lie flat on, with a bit of room to turn or stretch without hanging off the edge. Here’s a rough guide:
Measure from your dog’s nose to the base of their tail, then add 10-15 cm. If they like to sprawl like a starfish, go for the larger size. A bed that’s too big can feel exposed, but one that’s too small just won’t cut it for a proper big dog snooze.
Big dogs still want to be near their people. Put this bed somewhere calm but still part of the action - near the sofa, in the living room or even in the kitchen if that’s where the family hangs out. Avoid draughty spots or right next to radiators; a quiet corner where they can see you but still feel safe is ideal.
And if you’ve got a husky who’s convinced he’s a human? This is the perfect compromise. He gets his own comfy, washable spot on the sofa, and you keep your seat looking tidy. Everyone wins.