Best Dog Bunk Beds for Sale in 2019

Dogs sleep for at least 12 hours a day. So if you’ve ever wondered why your canine companion is sleeping a lot, not to worry. That’s part of their lifestyle. Older dogs also tend to sleep longer as they get tired easily and need to recharge more often.

What Customers Say:

Pet owners share how delighted they are with their purchase. They also enjoyed painting the pet house. The product is excellent quality, fits their pets perfectly, and is a breeze to set up. And the best part of it, their dogs love the bunk bed, too. 

Some customers, however, find the steps tiny and they had a hard time encouraging their dogs to use them.

If your dog crate has one, two, or three doors, no problem. Each door can still be accessible by lifting the side of the cover and laying it on top. This cover will stay in place by hooks and loop tabs.

Instead of stuffing the crate with blankets, a cover will not compromise the space. It will still be able to give your pet security and privacy without limiting his room for movement. This will be perfect when you go camping with your pet.

Since you want to stop him from chewing on your sofas or shoes, a secure crate should be able to stop him without making it seem as if it is punishment.

The black pan is made of hard plastic, so it is fairly durable. It is removable so you can easily take it out, wash it, and place it back in.

When not in use, you can fold it down and easily store it away. You can also easily carry it because it is portable. It is convenient for putting in the car.

This also comes with a divider panel. If the crate has too much space, your dog might make it his bedroom-slash-bathroom, which is why you need a divider panel. You can just adjust it as your pup grows.

The wire is finished with black electro-coat, so it is rust-resistant. This will let the crate last longer. It also folds flat, so it is easy to store and to transport. The crate measures 19L x 12W x 14H in. so it will be able to fit small-sized dogs.

This is very easy to set up and fold down, so it is portable. It does not require tools so you can easily just take it with you anywhere, of course with your pet too. It has one door in the front and one at the top.

The crate is available in six sizes. To make sure that you are buying the right one, measure your dog first and add a few inches to his height and length to make sure that he fits inside.

This comes in six sizes that may or may not come with a divider and may have single or double-doors. The divider is necessary if you have a puppy that is still growing. The number of doors will just depend much on your preference.

Make sure that the size you buy is not too big or too small for your dog. It should not have too much space for your pet to have a bathroom in there. Moreover, it should not be too small that he cannot stretch or stand inside it.

Be sure to look into the following before deciding which bunk bed or bed to buy for your pooch.

If you have more than one dog at home and are looking to buy them a bed, investing in dog bunk beds can help save you money. A bunk bed can sleep two dogs and you’ll be spoilt for choices, too. But of course, what matters are the preferences and specific needs of your furry family members.

• Mats. A cushion looks and feels good, but not all pets may appreciate them. You might have a pet that prefers a simple padding on their bed, crate, or on the floor where they can lie down. Using a mat also makes cleaning easier and less frequent. Mats can also be taken during travels. Please, note, though that mats aren’t usually recommended as a permanent solution for dogs.
• Hammock-type. If you have a pet that prefers sleeping off the floor and can rest even without paddings underneath them, then hammocks may be ideal for them. Hammock beds are easy to clean, but they don’t come with paddings. They’re elevated and should be attached to a sturdy post or material. Hammock beds can last for years without the need for special care. They’re, however, suited for warmer climates.
• Orthopedic. A specialty mattress-bed, orthopedic beds are great for senior dogs or those dogs that are enduring joint pain. The extra cushion avoids painful pressure on their joints and other bony body parts. An orthopedic bed is also ideal for thinner breeds and those dogs that love to spread their legs while sleeping.
• Bolster. For dogs that love curling up, donut or bolster beds may be a good fit. Usually in a round or oval shape, this type of bed also comes with a raised side. Your dogs will appreciate these beds if they like leaning against something or raising their head while sleeping.
• Heated beds. Heated dog beds provide warmth and comfort for dogs with special needs. Older dogs or those with stiff joints will benefit from the heat of the bed. If you have small dogs, they may also find heated dog beds useful as their body tend to lose heat easily. If you are living in an area with a colder climate, you may also consider this type of bed.
• Outdoor cots. If you have a large dog that loves resting outdoors, then you may want to check out outdoor cots. The cot is elevated so it's perfect for your canine companion that prefers resting off the floor. It keeps them protected from the hot or cold ground. This type of bed is also ideal for pet parents that are looking for an easy-care bed option. Outdoor cots for dogs are usually made of waterproof fabric.

If you plan on getting a bunk bed for your dog or a crate / bed combo (like the ones listed above), there are many options for you.

Here is a short video explaining how to choose the best dog bunk bed for your pet:

The absolute best dog bunk bed on the market right now is the Petsfit 24" Dog Bunk Bed which is made out of Cedar Wood. We like it because you can paint it yourself and customize it to your liking.