I searched FOREVER & finally found my dog's dream bed. I bought this to fit in side the ELuxury wood bed frame. This bed in size L (36x28) fits snugly into the M size (36x27) ELuxury frame. I covered this bed w a crib mattress pad (w stretch elastic sides) & a fitted crib sheet - so I could just rip the pad/ fitted sheet off for easy washing. It's a little "work" changing the sheets, but easier than stripping the cover off & reassembling the bed. Plus the bed / cover will last longer covered - and not being washed so much.

Besides the great fit in my bedframe, the memory foam base is dense & soft - exactly what my tripod bull terrier loves to sleep on. The other thing that has worked exceptionally well is the size/ positioning of the bolsters. Not sure what the deal is, but I bought 3 other bolster beds in this exact same size, & the bolsters on those beds all took up much more of the interior space than this bed. This bed has 4 inches more length on the interior than those other beds - which makes a big difference in my dog's ability to fit comfortably in it. He took to this bed immediately - this photo is 5 minutes after I assembled it & put the sheets on it. The foam expanded immediately - I had to hurry to get it inside the plastic cover before it 'blew up'.

My dog is 55 lbs - size L (36x28) bed is a great fit. He can stretch out if he wants, but most of the time he likes to curl up like a cat when he sleeps. When curled, there is plenty of interior room left inside the bolsters. I bought this bed on Amazon warehouse deals ('like new' for $107) - and while expensive, it is superior to the $50 beds I purchased at Home Goods, & even nicer than the beds I looked at at Petsmart - which were $150 - $175. This is a premium quality bed for a decent price.

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My pup loves this bed! He is 92 pounds, and I was debating for a few days between the XL and Jumbo size. I read a ton of reviews before buying, so I know how important this is! I went with jumbo and I'm glad I did. It is huge, like some of the reviews said but my dog loves to stretch out when he sleeps and he fills up pretty much all of the jumbo. I think it's important when you're deciding on a size to not just think about the weight, but also the length of your dog, his arms/legs and his sleeping style. Does your dog curl up or stretch out? Although my dog doesn't typically like resting his head on top of a pillow/bolster he loves to have one there to rest it next to. He is 3 yrs, and had a knee injury earlier this year, so I wanted to make sure there was enough room on the platform for him to lay comfortably. Plus, I anticipate him having a doggie roommate/friend sometime in the future, and there's plenty of room for him and his future BFF to cuddle.

Only drawback was trying to get the liner over the memory foam- it was a work out! If it had more zipper all around the liner that would've helped.

This is a quality bed at a decent price and I 100% recommend it. The memory foam is thick and my dog seems extremely happy with it. He is literally snoring next to me on his new bed as I write this.

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We purchased the Large Brown bed less than a month ago for our two dogs to share and it was the perfect size. For reference, our dogs are full grown at 10-15 lbs each. They both have enough room to sprawl out comfortably and they love it.

What I personally love most about this bed is that you can remove each part - the bolster, memory foam base, water-resistant liner (for the base) and the actual cover. This makes washing it a breeze. The fabric cover for the bolster foam isn't paper-thin like our last dog bed (which ripped). The memory foam base is actually memory foam (not that egg crate material) and has its own separate water-resistant cover which is handy in case of any accidents. And the actual cover seems very durable (our dogs like to scratch at the bed before settling in).

We did encounter one very minor snafu. The zipper for the bolster kept snagging initially... I think it was because it was too taut. However, one quick email with pictures to PetFusion and they sent us a replacement cover immediately.

I would definitely recommend this bed to other dog owners. It was priced on the higher end of our budget, but its quality is worth it.

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Size large is a bit too small for 70 lbs German Shepherd, although it doesn't seem to bother her :) great, good quality bed for the price, just wish I got xl so she can stretch out on it.

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Unfortunately after having this bed for only 3 months the zipper no longer functions. Between purchase and failure it has only been unzipped and had its foam removed twice.

This is advertised as having YKK zippers....this is false information. I YKK zipper has 'YKK' imprinted on the pull tab and has metal teeth. This zipper has 'PF' imprinted on the pull tab and has plastic teeth. It is definitely not a YKK product.

The whole reason to buy this bed over others is if it had a strudy YKK zipper. The zipper is almost always the first component to go out on a pet bed. In this case not only is this bed just like the other cheapies for sale, but they are falsely advertising what it is made out of.

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I have an 80 lb lab mix who absolutely loves this bed - as soon as I got the foam cushion in and put it on the floor, he trotted right over and laid down.

Very simple to put together, I definitely recommend following the suggestion on the directions and putting the foam cushion in right away before it has a chance to fully inflate. The cover fits snug around the cushion and "head rests", so there is little chance for snagging/tearing on the dog's nails. As you can see in the picture, my large dog has more than enough room - he is a taller lab mix and still has plenty of room when his legs are fully extended.

As with all memory foam pads, there was an odor when it was first opened. I would say the odor dissipated over about 2-3 days and is not noticeable any more.

Buddy is 12.5 years old, so he is a napping connoisseur and he fully approves of his new bed.