Size Guide
How to Measure Your Dog
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1. Measure Body Length 2. Consider Sleeping Style 3. Choose the Size |
Note: Breed and weight are for reference only. Body length, build, and sleeping style vary between individual dogs, so please use your dog's actual measurements before ordering.
Full Size Comparison
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Size |
External |
External |
External |
Internal |
Internal |
Internal |
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S |
73 cm |
58 cm |
15 cm |
50 cm |
34 cm |
8 cm |
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M |
94 cm |
74 cm |
20 cm |
64 cm |
44 cm |
10 cm |
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L |
115 cm |
90 cm |
20 cm |
84 cm |
55 cm |
10 cm |
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L+ |
128 cm |
96 cm |
22 cm |
93 cm |
61 cm |
11 cm |
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XL |
155 cm |
110 cm |
22 cm |
120 cm |
75 cm |
11 cm |
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XXL |
200 cm |
130 cm |
27 cm |
160 cm |
90 cm |
13 cm |
All dimensions are shown in centimeters (cm) and inches (in). Inch measurements are rounded to whole numbers for easy reference.
Size Details
S
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Suitable for toy and miniature breeds Recommended Weight (Reference Only): Up to 10 kg / 22 lb Typical Breeds (Reference Only): Chihuahua, Yorkshire Terrier, Maltese, Pomeranian, Toy Poodle, Miniature Dachshund |
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Length (L) |
Width (W) |
Height (H) |
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External |
73 cm |
58 cm |
15 cm |
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Internal |
50 cm |
34 cm |
8 cm |
M
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Suitable for small to medium breeds Recommended Weight (Reference Only): 10–25 kg / 22–55 lb Typical Breeds (Reference Only): Corgi, French Bulldog, Beagle, Shiba Inu, Standard Schnauzer, Cocker Spaniel |
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Length (L) |
Width (W) |
Height (H) |
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External |
94 cm |
74 cm |
20 cm |
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Internal |
64 cm |
44 cm |
10 cm |
L
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Suitable for medium to large breeds Recommended Weight (Reference Only): 25–40 kg / 55–88 lb Typical Breeds (Reference Only): Border Collie, Siberian Husky, Samoyed, Standard Poodle, English Bulldog |
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Length (L) |
Width (W) |
Height (H) |
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External |
115 cm |
90 cm |
20 cm |
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Internal |
84 cm |
55 cm |
10 cm |
LP
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Suitable for medium-large breeds and dogs that like to stretch out Recommended Weight (Reference Only): 40–55 kg / 88–121 lb Typical Breeds (Reference Only): Labrador Retriever, Golden Retriever, Weimaraner, Doberman Pinscher, Australian Shepherd |
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Length (L) |
Width (W) |
Height (H) |
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External |
128 cm |
96 cm |
22 cm |
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Internal |
93 cm |
61 cm |
11 cm |
XL
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Suitable for large breeds Recommended Weight (Reference Only): 55–80 kg / 121–176 lb Typical Breeds (Reference Only): Alaskan Malamute, Rottweiler, Great Pyrenees, Bernese Mountain Dog, some Saint Bernards |
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Length (L) |
Width (W) |
Height (H) |
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External |
155 cm |
110 cm |
22 cm |
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Internal |
120 cm |
75 cm |
11 cm |
XXL
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Suitable for extra-large and giant breeds Recommended Weight (Reference Only): 80 kg / 176 lb and above Typical Breeds (Reference Only): Great Dane, English Mastiff, Irish Wolfhound, Neapolitan Mastiff, adult Saint Bernard |
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Length (L) |
Width (W) |
Height (H) |
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External |
200 cm |
130 cm |
27 cm |
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Internal |
160 cm |
90 cm |
13 cm |
Buying Tips
· Size up when in doubt: If your dog falls between two sizes, choose the larger size to provide more room to stretch.
· For puppies, consider adult size: Use the breed, parents' size, and expected adult dimensions as a guide to avoid replacing the bed too frequently.
· For dogs that like to stretch out: Allow extra room if your dog often sleeps on its side, back, or with its legs fully extended.
· Check your available space: Before ordering, check the bed's external length, width, and height separately to make sure it fits the intended area.
· Multi-dog households: If two dogs will share one bed, choose based on the space they need when lying down together rather than the weight of one dog alone.