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Dog beds for large dogs
Cozy spots for long naps.
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All dog beds for large dogs
Little essentials. Lots of love.
Orthopedic dog beds
Bolstered Foam Dog Sofa Bed with Removable Washable Cover
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- 7 to choose from
From $63.99
Orthopedic dog beds
Ivory Memory Foam Dog Bed with Waterproof Removable Cover
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- 4 to choose from
From $97.99
Orthopedic dog beds
Striped Faux Lambswool Dog Sofa Bed with Egg-Crate Foam Pad
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- 12 to choose from
From $162.99
Dog beds for large dogs
Ribbed Fabric Dog Bed with Optional Inner Liner
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- 60 to choose from
From $30.99
Orthopedic dog beds
Thick Foam Dog Mat with Removable Velvet Cover, 5 Sizes
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- 20 to choose from
From $33.99
A little guidance
Help choosing dog beds for large dogs
Buying guides and care advice written for this range: what to measure, what matters and what to skip.
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These are beds sized for large and extra-large dogs: elevated cots in L, XL and 48-inch sizes, some with canopies and UV protection, Scandinavian-style raised sofas with solid wood legs, wicker dog houses with washable cushions, fluffy faux-fur donut beds up to 36 inches, rectangular beds for medium and large dogs, and heated pads. It is for owners of Labs, German shepherds, golden retrievers and other big breeds. See our Dog Beds page for every size.
Sizing a bed for a big dog
Large dogs need more than a bigger version of a small bed. Measure your dog lying stretched out, from nose to the base of the tail, and add six to twelve inches so feet and head do not hang off the edge. A German shepherd or golden retriever often needs a bed of 40 inches or more in length.
Weight is the other half of the calculation. A 70 or 90 pound dog flattens thin fill quickly, which leaves elbows and hips on the floor. Check the listed weight capacity on elevated cots, and choose deep, dense cushions for floor beds.
Why elevated cots suit large dogs
Most of this page is elevated beds, and there is a reason. A taut fabric deck on a metal frame supports a heavy dog evenly, does not flatten over time, and lets air move underneath, which keeps big, warm dogs cooler in summer. They are also easy to wash and dry quickly.
Look for strong frames, non-slip feet and breathable mesh such as textilene. Canopy models add shade for yards and patios, and folding frames pack flat for camping. A blanket on top adds softness for dogs who prefer a cozier surface in winter.
Sofas, donuts and wicker beds
Raised sofa beds with wooden legs and bolstered sides suit dogs who like to rest their heads, and they look like living room furniture. Wicker dog houses with soft cushions give a covered den that also works on a porch. These designs are heavier and less portable than cots.
Large donut beds in faux fur are for big dogs who curl up, and they are often a favorite of dogs who nest. Check that the inside diameter suits your dog curled into a ball, because the rim takes up some of the listed size.
Joints, seniors and heated pads
Large and giant breeds are more prone to joint problems as they age, so a supportive surface matters. Senior large dogs do best on a bed that is easy to step onto and firm enough to push up from. A very high cot or a deep, soft donut can be harder for a stiff dog to leave.
Heated pads add gentle warmth for older dogs in winter. Use them on a low setting, make sure your dog can move off the warm surface, and check cords are protected from chewing. If your dog struggles to stand or lie down, ask your vet about joint support.
What size bed does a large dog need?
Measure your dog lying stretched out from nose to tail base and add six to twelve inches. Many Labs, shepherds and retrievers need a bed at least 40 inches long, and giant breeds need more.
Are elevated beds good for large dogs?
Yes, for many. They support heavy dogs evenly, stay cool and do not flatten. Seniors who find it hard to step up may prefer a low, firm floor bed instead.
What dog bed is best for a German shepherd?
An XL bed around 40 to 48 inches long suits most German shepherds. Elevated cots are popular because shepherds run warm, while bolstered sofas suit dogs who like to rest their head.
How do I keep a large dog bed clean?
Choose a bed with a removable washable cover or a mesh cot you can hose down. Vacuum weekly, wash covers every one to two weeks, and dry thoroughly before use.