The Right Place for a Rest

This place should be chosen carefully and should answer to the tasks the dogs have. Dogs who can watch the entrance door from where they lie in the hall will very often feel responsible for guarding against intruders. If you do not want them to bark, they are better off in another room.
There is no general rule for the best place where a dog should lie. The choice depends on the preferences of dog and owner.
An overview and some tips:
Wicker baskets or baskets made of plastic or polyrattan as well as some sofas have a firm base and rim, and provide stability. They keep their form and do not slip. Plastic Dog Beds are easier to clean than natural wicker. A raised rim is very popular with a lot of dogs, as it helps to maintain the body temperature, and dogs can lean against it or place their heads on it.
With quality Dog Beds and Dog Sofas a raised rim provides warmth and comfort. A soft padding has extra advantages for your dog: dogs that lie on soft padded surfaces seldom develop calluses.
are especially useful to protect upholstery and carpets. Dogs can choose where they want to lie by dragging the blanket around and building their 'nest'.
Dog Cushions prevent calluses with their softness. Many cushions are suitable for placing in baskets.
Cats love to withdraw into caves, but a lot of small dogs like this as well.
The Right Size
Measure your pet from the tip of the nose to the base of the tail. Add 5-15 cm to that for a basket, bed or sofa, and about 20-30 cm for a cushion or a blanket.








