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Review: Maxbone dog bed provides comfort, quality

Posted October 21, 2020

Dog relaxes on Maxbone dog bed.

The Maxbone dog bed provides orthopedic support for your dog’s joints and bones. It also features a dual-layer, fiber-topped inner cushion.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Dog sleep

Should you sleep with your dog? 9 reasons science says yes.

Posted August 11, 2020

Millennials sleep as pet Yorkie keeps guard. Millennials choose dogs over kids due to cost.

Science says sleep with your dog to get a better night’s sleep, reduce stress, improve your heart, lower your blood pressure, reduce pain, boost emotional health and reduce the risk of allergies.

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Should I get my dog an orthopedic dog bed?

Posted June 16, 2020

Rottweiler rests on a large Bobby orthopedic dog bed.

Orthopedic dog beds use memory foam, which evenly redistributing their weight and eliminates painful pressure points in the joints and hips.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Arthritis, Dog sleep

How to keep your mattress clean with a dog in the house; Life-saving tips

Posted May 26, 2020

Maltese dog snuggles next to a little girl's feet. Place a sheet or towel on the area where your dog likes to sleep. Shake it outside every morning and wash it periodically to get rid of the fur. This will help keep your mattress clean by preventing the fur from getting into your sheets and mattress.

You don’t have to kick your dog out of your bed, instead use these tips on how to keep your mattress clean with a dog in the house.

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Top tips for buying a dog bed

Posted April 28, 2020

Dog lounges on dog bed. When buying a dog bed consider the same factors you use when buying a mattress for yourself.

When buying a dog bed consider the same factors you use when buying a mattress for yourself. Things to consider include size, shape, and support.

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What do your dog’s sleep patterns mean?

Posted March 26, 2020

Weimaraner puppy sleeping. Dog sleep behavior: Most puppies sleep up to 20 hours a day.

Dog sleep behavior: Although dogs need up to 20 hours of sleep per day, most dogs will adjust their sleep patterns to spend more time with their owners.

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Help your dog sleep all night

Posted March 26, 2020

If taught properly, a crate can provide a safe and puppy-proofed area for your dog to sleep in while you are away, or not able to keep that constant eye on him.

The most common cause of canine insomnia is pent-up energy. Help your dog sleep through the night by making sure she gets plenty of exercise.

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What does your dog’s sleep position mean?

Posted February 5, 2020

Science says sleep with your dog. Jack Russell terrier snuggles with his teddy bear.

Dog sleep positions range from curling up tight to sleeping on their backs. The position shows your dog’s confidence and trust in you.

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Canine comforts: Help your dog get a good night’s sleep

Posted October 3, 2018

Put toys, or other familiar things, on the dog bed to help your puppy understand the bed is his.

Canine comforts. Pick a spot for your dog to sleep. Most dogs will go where you tell them if you establish dominance over the house first.

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Bed basics: 4 ways to keep your dog safe at night

Posted March 25, 2018

Science says sleep with your dog. Sleeping woman cuddles with her Cavapoo.

If you sleep with your pup, practice dog sleep safety. Make sure your dog’s paws are clean, watch for fleas and ticks and give your dog enough space.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Dog safety, Dog sleep

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