FXW TitanNest Cooling Chew-Proof Elevated Dog Bed, Washable Raised Cot for Indoor/Outdoor/Camping Use, Waterproof & Durable Pet Bed for Medium and Large Dogs, 42-Inch, Black

TDLR : great product for active , heavy dogs, great counter for biters , great for kennels, can be used with the peg legs or without them as the border still elevates the bed a few inches above the ground.so this is the 3rd type of dog bed i have gotten in this "raised" style, due to my dogs having a thick coat these Raised / elevated design are more comfortable for them as it gives them the comfort of a bed but the design allows their excess body heat to "vent off" and prevents them from overheating, with the old school ground beds they would constantly get on and off the beds, as they got hot they would get off and seek shade for a while then return back.when i moved to the raised design i bought a 3rd party than the amazon basic , in previous cases i got a massive 48 to 52 inch bed ( large or X Large size, size dimension might be bigger) and a medium which was around 36 inch size ( think this was the "length" size )so the previous ones were good intially but with wear and tear they gradually gave way, the bolts held in place with bolts and plastic plugs, these overtime give way and the legs give out making it collapse , the problem was my dogs, they are on the heavy side and their activity level is very active they would run onto the bed and launch themselves off guess this added more side to side movement that weakened the body / support of the beds, also while my dogs did not chew the previous dog beds were open and exposed for biters to chew on.Now enough of the Competition, on to the Performance of this Product!!!This bed allows you to use it in in one of two methods , with the peg legs that raises the bed frame about 6 to 8 inches off the ground, without the peg legs you can put the rubber plugs on the screw slots, and place the frame on the floor, this leaves the frame about 2 to 4 inches above the ground, this can also be placed in a kennel to keep your pup off the kennel bottom and support their body.as stated above my dogs are active and on the heavy side, ( 70 lbs , 89, 63 ) they love to share the bed and they love to use it as a jumpspring when they have their zoomies , rubber grips on the pegs greatly reduce the distance the bed travels when they launch off it, and their tackle leaps they do onto the bed still has not worn down the bed, still holding strong.Bite resistance - now while my Dogs do not have any chewing issues i can note that this beds design has a metal border around supporting the bed denying any attempt at chewing on the bed, only way i see this might get damaged is if you have a dog who loves to "dig" and they decide to dig on the beds fabric, they might wear it down but not a design flaw only so much you can do.Overall this products prices & quality speaks for itself and is wellworth it have had this for roughly 4 months (will update the owning length if i am wrong or drop the date i started using it)i think this will be a great product for the average and more light extreme levels of dogs... you would really have to abuse this thing or have a very destructive dog to ruin this itemCleaning - fairly easy to clean, i used dawn soap, and brush to scrub and a hose or pressure washer with a 40* tip (like the soft wide fan nozzle) , also dries up pretty fast on a sunny day (again my dogs are well behaved but they are on the "heavy" sided as far as city folk go i know people out in Rural areas do have heavier dogs weighing pass +100 LBS, they are active though so i am only speaking to my experience , might vary for others.)Hope to upload close ups of the product and it being used as soon as i can.

These beds are awesome. Top part already together, just have to screw on the legs. So easy, and so far still intact with two 5 month old gsd pups. I even bought a second one.

We purchased for our Australian Shepherd puppy of 8 weeks. We put it next to our patio door as (her place) to be when going out or coming in. Now she is 8 months old, and it looks like new. She enjoys the cool ventilation, we like it as sn easy place to slip collar on/off, wipe paws off when she comes in. We used to keep a puppy pad underneath just in case but never needed it. The item is very durable, easy cleaning, looks great, and a nice size. Worth the $$

Well made and super comfortable. We have 2 Bernese Mountain Dogs, a husky, and a Bernedoodle who all enjoy laying on it!!

Easy to assemble - just put legs on.

As a professional dog trainer, I was looking for a place board that was built to last, without the premium price tag. These place boards did not disappoint. They are built with an aluminum frame and plastic corners. The mesh is a medium duty, poly material. If anything were to break on these, it would likely be the mesh. Since all my previous place boards failed at the corners, this item should hold up for a very long time.

Better than Kuranda beds which are more expensive. You can easily remove plastic corner covers and simply screw on the metal legs. It takes 2-3 minutes to assemble. They arrive basically pre-assembled so no parts to lose or time lost trying to assemble. No Velcro seams that always rip. I love these beds! 55 German Shepherd Dogs and not one has destroyed one. Can’t say the same for any other brand I’ve tried in 13 years.

Instead of just putting the rubber footings in the boxes along with the legs, the beds came with the rubber footings pre-attached. I can't get them out so that I can attach the screw-in legs. Why is that? Well, look at the pictures. The part of the footing that you are supposed to grab is very flat--about 2mm high. You can see the square spaces around the footer are very shallow, about 2 mm deep. You can only fit the tips of your thumb and index finger in the spaces around the rubber footing to try to grab it. The footing is tightly wedged in place.What is the magic to remove the rubber footings? If I can't attach the screw-in legs, these beds are useless to me.Notes:1. I got one of these beds for each of my 15 lb. dogs. One bed arrived with a little hole in the mesh in one corner.2. I accidentally marked one Vine review of this product as "helpful" but there is no way to undo that mistake.3. I received this reply to my review from the FXW Customer Service Team:"To address the issue of the rubber footings being difficult to remove, we recommend using a flathead screwdriver or a pry bar to gently pry up the edges of the rubber footings. Applying a small amount of soapy water or oil around the edges can also help ease the process."No. It should be as easy to remove the rubber footings at it is to screw in the legs to elevate the bed. It seems like the process described by FXW Customer Service would lead to scratching of the plastic piece under the rubber footing or possibly cracking it. Not something I would want to try with a brand new product that would make it unreturnable.4. I returned the dog beds and was issued a full refund for my purchase.