If we kept it in the folded state, would it comfortably support a very large dog? Looking to provide a sleeping surface to prevent skeletal pain.
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Should work very well. But remember that it will be 1 foot above ground level. My dog likes to stretch beyond his bed on thwe floor.
1323593
I think so. Folded It is 37 inches x 24 inches x 11 inches highI hope it helps. It is comfortable.
1323594
Well its a foot high folded, and the density changes. I tried to use it as a cushion folded, without much luck. But the cover has zippers, so you could take sections out. If my Rottie was still here, I'd use it unfolded with a blanket on top.
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My guess would be no, because the dog would be sitting upright. You can find a carrier with a flat bottom, and the dog will be much more comfortable.
2239363
Both of mine were folded in half, in a good size box that you would expect for this size (I have a 80 lb pit/dalmatian mix). Even if it's boxed for a week, I doubt you'd have much permanent press or popping of the foam inside the bed. IMHO.
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We put a large pillow or a folded blanket in the bottom to give our 14 pound dog a comfortable, stable platform to sit & stand as he chooses.There is no 'floor' to the trailer, only the nylon fabric which is not suitable for most pets.We leave the top cover unattached, so we also modified a leash that is lashed to one of the rear frame rails at a length that prevents our dog from jumping out, but still give him leeway to move around in the trailer.
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It would be somewhat unwieldy to fold and unfold and also it could get dirty. I usually take an air mattress that can be wiped down. I have slept on an egg crate foam topper on top of other things camping, but this is only 2 inches thick. It is meant to top another sleeping implement.
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I don't go to dog shows, but it seems like it would be easily portable. It folds up flat. Make sure the length of the table will fit in your vehicle. It feels sturdy with my 60lb dog standing on it.
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No, the only way would be if an adult was to sit on top of it. Or if a kid climbed on top of it. It is not made for anyone to climb or sit on it. Once the frame is locked in place it will not fold up untill you release it. My Koda use's his every night and it has never closed on him and he even pushes on the screens and lay's against them and it has never collapsed on him. I hope this answers your Question or at least reasures you it won't collapse with your dog in it. Sally Riojas
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The firmness of the bed along with the tight fitting cover has held up well to the dogs efforts to roll or ball it up. It also has some weight to it,making it less likely to be folded up easy.
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I think so. My dog is 21 lbs & it's large enough for him. Note- it works well but isn't very thick. I put it on the pad in his dog bed to make it cozy.
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Depending on the size of the dog, I suppose it's possible. We leave a blanket in the corner for ours to sleep on so it doesn't seem to bother her. I will say that the spot welds recently popped on the floor of the crate so the corner sags. I rigged it with a zip tie (don't judge) because i worried about her foot slipping and getting pinched. we are back to good with that modification. It's not a perfect crate, but doe the money, I won't complain. My only perfect crate was a custom built $600 crate for my husky years ago.
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No, it is not meant to be folded. Which is why I think it works better for comfort level vs. a folding mattress.
2024472
Wouldn't be very comfortable for a dog that weighs that much. It is soft in they'd doe with a bar across it
2033725
Depends how far you stretch it apart. I would say it would be fine. I would think for a pet, you would have to anchor it because it is not very sturdy.
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We have two small dogs that share the xlarge bed. This bed is very firm and heavy. A large dog should do well.
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Jonah, Although it is soft, it would not stay "folded" in the seated position. Also, because it is memory foam it would compress around the support bars. I would not recommend it for a futon.
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You can fold it, it's not likely to stay that way unless, like Dr. L Berstis said, "enough constant weight". We have our matress on a tri-fold futon frame, we have used light restraints to keep it in place when it's not laying flat. It has 'learned' some of the folds after less than 2 months.
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She would be curled up and not stretched out but comfortable. My 10 pound Pom doesn't mind it at all. It is a tad bit challenging to sit her in it at first but you will get the hang of it. Hope this helps