Frisco Steel-Framed Elevated Dog Bed

Our lab is turning 10 in January and has started getting a bit stiff in her joints. She’s never been the type of dog to choose to lay on a dog bed, she’ll either lay on the floor or get on the couch if she wants something soft. I wanted to get her a bed for outside because she loves to sit out there with us and I wanted some more cushion for her joints. She didn’t care for it while it was inside but she LOVED it immediately when I put it outside. The puppy liked it as soon as I flipped it over. Assembly was simple, did require a bit of brute force to get the last screw to line up but the instructions included some tips that made it way easier than it could have been. I think it’s worth it, Our lab is turning 10 in January and has started getting a bit stiff in her joints. She’s never been the type of dog to choose to lay on a dog bed, she’ll either lay on the floor or get on the couch if she wants something soft. I wanted to get her a bed for outside because she loves to sit out there with us and I wanted some more cushion for her joints. She didn’t care for it while it was inside but she LOVED it immediately when I put it outside. The puppy liked it as soon as I flipped it over. Assembly was simple, did require a bit of brute force to get the last screw to line up but the instructions included some tips that made it way easier than it could have been. I think it’s worth it, and I expect as the weather gets nicer and we spend more time outside, it’ll be seeing a lot of use. Should also mention it arrived at our door less than 48 hours after ordering, so that was nice. … more

The materials and quality of the bed are good, BUT putting it together is not easy. In my opinion, and other reviews, the mesh is 1/2 in shorter to where the polls actually connect. The last screw was DEFINITELY difficult to put in place. I tried to screw it by lifting the side up to no avail. So after several times of attempting to put it together, I finally got half the screw in and with the help of my handy hammer, got the screw in. I'm certain I stripped it, but it wouldn't have gone in otherwise. The screw looks out of place at a first glance. But just to reinforce the bed I added glue to all 4 screws. In theory, this project shouldn't have taken no more than 15 minutes. It took a The materials and quality of the bed are good, BUT putting it together is not easy. In my opinion, and other reviews, the mesh is 1/2 in shorter to where the polls actually connect. The last screw was DEFINITELY difficult to put in place. I tried to screw it by lifting the side up to no avail. So after several times of attempting to put it together, I finally got half the screw in and with the help of my handy hammer, got the screw in. I'm certain I stripped it, but it wouldn't have gone in otherwise. The screw looks out of place at a first glance. But just to reinforce the bed I added glue to all 4 screws. In theory, this project shouldn't have taken no more than 15 minutes. It took a little over an hour in reality. I think chewy should really check into this bed and the products measurements because it's off. … more

I put a 4 for all the struggle that I had to go through lol- It was a fight to put this together, I was about to give up and return it but after loosing up the screws a little in all the other sides I was able to put in the last screw... it was worth it... I won the battle and they have yet to destroy the bed lol ... I might buy another one - so far it’s sturdy and it fits both my dogs (Large) - the lab is big and heavy and supports him fine, and the Pit likes to jump on it and it’s still standing.

After multiple beds had succumbed to my anxious power chewers’ impulsive bed shredding behaviors, we knew we had to find another option. For the price and the positive reviews, we went out on a limb and gave this bed a try. I have an 80lb. greyhound and a pit mix and they both fit on the size large bed with ample room. They went on right away without hesitation and seem to be very comfortable (I added a blanket for a little cushion. Would definitely recommend giving this a try if you’re thinking about it, and for the price you really can’t beat it!

We just adopted a large retired military working German Shepherd. His joints and hips have been worked hard, so I bought him a bunch of comfy squishy beds. But he gets so hot that he rather lay on the cool hard wood floors. So in hopes to give him comfort while still keeping cool, we bought this elevated dog bed in grey and the size large. At first, both my dogs were a little iffy, as neither had seen a bed like this before. But quickly the both began to love it. They cuddle on it every night and I no longer have to worry if our shep is too hot at night in the midst of the comfort he deserves!

I could not be happier with these dog beds! I bought two for the porch and one for the living room for my two dogs, and they both love them. Indoors, they alternate between the dog bed and the loveseat that is theirs alone, and give these beds a paws-up! We no longer have doggy odor emanating from dog beds, the air and the house are cleaner, and the beds are quite large...very comfortable for my older Lab mix at 90 pounds, and easier on his joints in general. I'm so glad I gave these a try!

Our dogs are all basically really old and untrained rescues. They basically know they can sit anywhere in the house that they want, chair, couch, beds......and the second I set the first one up - I couldnt convince bed-hog to leave it! Of all the places in the house to have a sleep, he chose this bed. GREAT price, sturdy enough for our smallest 55lb and our largest 90lbs. Wouldnt fit a great Dane, but will fit a big lab, a hound dog, a husky etc. Worth it!

I’ve used these beds for years and the dogs always love them and they have been extremely sturdy. I ordered new ones a few months ago and they are virtually the same except now there’s a piece of plastic that connects the frame. Granted I have Great Danes, but not once has the frame ever failed until now. Just be aware the new ones with the plastic piece do not hold up as well. Pretty bummed.

Although well made, my dog HATES these beds. We wake up in the middle of the night to him sleeping on the floor. Hes a 2 year old, healthy, house broke dog that is now having accidents in the middle of the night. The only thing we've changed are his beds. I think they give him anxiety and make his restless. Super disappointed that he's not a fan. We were really hoping to find him a bed that was up off the floor and didn't hold in any doggy smell.

I went based on the weight of my dog hoping to fit the smaller sized bed in my cramped area. The cot is well constructed and easy to assemble. The feet stick out a bit much and concern me about possible tripping over it. Most importantly, the medium size was too short for my dog even though the weight was appropriate. FYI - golden retrievers should go with large bed.