Chuckit! Travel Dog Bed (39"L x 30"W) Water Resistant, Blue

I recently took the Travel Dog Bed on a camping trip, and it was a game-changer for my furry friend! The bed is incredibly easy to pack and set up, which made our camping experience much more enjoyable. The material is both durable and comfortable, providing a cozy spot for my dog to relax after a day of hiking and exploring.What I love most is the portability—it's lightweight and folds up neatly, which is perfect for camping where space can be limited. The bed also stayed clean and dry despite the outdoor conditions, thanks to its water-resistant features. My dog seemed to love it and settled in quickly each night.If you’re an outdoor enthusiast with a dog, I highly recommend the Travel Dog Bed. It’s a practical and comfortable solution that both you and your pet will appreciate!

This is an awesome portable doggie bed! Very durable almost like durable, soft sleeping bag bottom, with an even softer top. Perfect size for almost all dogs. Easy to wash and clean, even washing machine capable on delicate loads. My dog instantly went to it, rolled around and got his scent on it, then passed out asleep. Comfortable buddy?!! He loves it. We use it on the porch / lanai, and take it inside for him while we settle in watching TV. He loves it so much I am buying another. One for porch / lanai, one for inside to watch TV. I highly recommend this product!

LOVE this perfect little bed for our pup! We are RVing right now - and we needed something light weight, waterproof, easy to wash and transport when we move around. Zippy loves her new bed - she usually prefers the floor but this is just lightweight enough and keeps her off the cold floor/ground. It is plenty big enough - we can even fold it in half when it's taking up to much space inside the RV. I highly recommend!

I bought this bed to use as a mobile mat for my dog when we're doing things like attending training classes or events, so she has a spot where she can settle in as her little quiet and calm zone when we're trying to work on something. She's been surprisingly eager to jump onto it when told to go to her mat, and she settles in really easily like it's comfortable for her, so I'm really happy with it. It's a lot thicker and more plush than I expected... kind of like a thick comforter.This bed is constructed very much like a little sleeping bag... it's got different material on each side, one like the inside of a sleeping bag and one like the outside. (The shinier side will be good for summer when the weather heats up.) It's also machine washable, which is a big deal for dog gear since it gets dirty so quick, and it's got a loop sewn in so you can hang it to dry if you want, which is nice (especially if you're camping and air drying is all you've got!). Even though I own some other Chuckit stuff and know it to be durable and well made, I honestly wasn't expecting this bed to be as great as it is... the travel dog beds I'd seen in my local pet stores were selling for 2-3x as much, so I thought this one might not last terribly long. I'm very happy to have been wrong.... I'd buy another of these in a heartbeat.I wouldn't use it as an everyday bed in my house (luckily my dog already has a ridiculous bolstered orthopedic foam bed at home, not to mention all of our human furniture :D) but for travel it's pretty terrific. My dog's on the medium to large side (about 55-60 pounds), and this bed is just the right size for her... she'd even have room for a friend or two, if I had any other smaller dogs. It comes with a little stuff sack, and it's easy to get the bed back into it; just fold the bed in half the long way, and then roll it like a sleeping bag, then slide the bag on over the end. The sack also has a flap on top to keep dust and dirt out, and a nice drawstring to shut it pretty tight, so I can throw it in my trunk with the rest of my dog gear and not worry about it too much. The bed has enough padding that the stuffed sack is a little bulky... I don't know that I'd use this if I was backpacking in somewhere and needed to carry it in (but let's be real, my dog insists on sleeping on me and doesn't need her own bed most of the time anyway :D), but I'm planning to keep using it in training classes and just keep it in my car for anytime we might need it. I'm sure it'll get a lot of use.

I'll start this review by mentioning that I plan to use this dog bed indoors only. That will greatly effect the performance of any fabric dog bed. I'll also mention that my two dogs are not chewers. They are taught as puppies what they are allowed to have and what they are not. So chewing won't be an issue here. This dog bed was purchased to be used for travel, for staying in our tent while camping, staying in motels and in rental homes, with the idea of saving space in the car during travel.My border collies are 35 and 40 pounds. The Chuckit bed easily fits a dog of this size on it. I think it would accommodate a dog up to about 60 pounds. If your dog is way bigger than that, he likely will hang off over the edge.In my opinion, the fabric of this dog bed could be improved. The bottom fabric (the blue part) has a noisy, crinkly sound which is fine for my dogs, but if your dog is wiggy about noise, he may not like the crinkly sound under him when he moves. The fabric on the top holds dog hair like crazy. The hair sticks to it like Velcro. So if you want to keep this bed somewhat clean, you will need to use a lint brush on it now and then (or I used a dampened palm of my hand in swirls). I'm not sure why a dog bed company would choose such a fabric, as most dogs do shed. But it just is what it is and seems worth mentioning here.The dog bed won't hold it's shape well. If your dog is a nester, it will end up in a ball. It is nice and cushy though and maybe some dogs would prefer it that way. For extra cushioning, I also go a "Leisure Travel Camping Bed" here on Amazon, to put underneath this bed. That bed holds it's shape and will add extra warmth under this bed.The Chuckit dog bed easily folds up and stashes into the stuff sac included and becomes a manageable size which is nice.There are a number of one star reviews that complain about durability, but if you read those reviews carefully, they are cases where the dog bed is either being left outside or their dog has chewed the bed up. Sorry folks, but NO fabric dog bed will withstand an aggressive chewer OR the elements over time. So I just tossed reviews like that out in my head, as those are not realistic expectations of any fabric dog product.If your dog is trained to not chew and you want a nice travel bed for them, this could be a good option for you.