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Sanfuss Plush Calming Circular Dog Bed Sizing Guide

Last Updated

August 22, 2023

Choosing the right dog bed can be a daunting task, especially with so many sizes and shapes available. To help you find the perfect bed for your furry friend, we’ve created an extensive sizing guide for our unique circular dog beds, which come in various external diameters.

These beds feature a 10" raised ring around the edge, reducing the usable space. Here's how to match your dog's breed with the right bed size:

6" Diameter (Listed as 16" external)

Perfect for very small dogs that love to curl up tight:

- Chihuahua

- Pekingese

- Italian Greyhound (smaller individuals)

10" Diameter (Listed as 20" external)

Ideal for small breeds that need a cozy space:

- Dachshund (miniature)

- Maltese

- Yorkshire Terrier

- Papillon

14" Diameter (Listed as 24" external)

For small to medium breeds that like to stretch out a bit:

- Shih Tzu

- Pug

- Boston Terrier

- Miniature Pinscher

- Toy Poodle

17" Diameter (Listed as 27" external)

A good fit for medium breeds that need more room:

- Beagle

- Miniature Schnauzer

- Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

- Cocker Spaniel

- Jack Russell Terrier

21" Diameter (Listed as 31" external)

For medium to large breeds that need space to sprawl:

- Bulldog

- Border Collie

- Basset Hound

- Australian Shepherd

- Shetland Sheepdog

29" Diameter (Listed as 39" external)

Suitable for larger breeds that love to stretch out:

- Golden Retriever

- Labrador Retriever

- Boxer

- Dalmatian

- German Shorthaired Pointer

- Weimaraner

33" Diameter (Listed as 43" external)

A great choice for extra-large breeds that require ample space:

- Saint Bernard

- Great Dane

- Mastiff

- Newfoundland

- Rottweiler

- Bernese Mountain Dog

Conclusion

Our extensive range of circular dog beds offers something for every pup, regardless of size or sleeping habits. Remember, individual dogs' sizes can vary, so it's always a good idea to measure your dog's length when they are lying down in their favorite sleeping position and add a few inches for comfort. By following this guide, you can ensure your furry friend enjoys the perfect bed for restful slumber!