5 Ways to Squeeze a Dog Bed into a Small Space
It is not a novelty that the property of a dog entails some important changes in life: getting up early to walk to said puppy, budgeting emergency vet bills, pick up 💩! But there is a change that we do not talk enough about: rearrange your space to fit a gawky four-legged creature.
There are the toys, the leash, the dog food, the bowls and the biggest object of all, the bed. Your apartment was probably already on the opposite side; Squeezing an unmanageable cushion is not an easy task. In other words, good luck not to trip over her in the middle of the night.
What is a canine lover to do? Forget about the traditional dog bed. There are many innovative designs that have made us reconsider what a dog bed is. When square footage is essential, your dog's things should also be things of the people, as in functional furniture or at least a good-looking decoration. Keep reading to see what we want to say.
1. Put a cone in the corner
The conical back of a cone-shaped bed makes it perfect for a tight corner. You could also partially push it under a coffee or side table if you prefer your puppy to hang at your feet. (We feel you)
2. Buy a raised bed that also serves as an ottoman
A padded wooden bed on four legs not only gives your dog a good view of your digs, it also acts as a footrest when you're chewing a bone and you're in the middle of the television marathon.
3. Obtain a drawer that passes as an auxiliary table
Place a closed dog bed (with a flat roof!) Next to your sofa to create the toughest side table in history. And when the doors are closed, you never know that it has a second purpose.
4. Be aware that a flexible dog bed is a decorative floor cushion
The Parachute bedding company has just released dog beds that resemble the giant floor pillows that you see for people (that is, they are pretty damn chic). The two-tone cotton canvas cover is very subtle, so it's okay to leave the bed outdoors.
5. Throw a blanket on your sofa and call it day
Your dog goes 100 percent to finish on his couch at some point during the day. If that's okay, why not create an official place there for the puppy? All you have to do is throw a patterned blanket on the sofa to protect your upholstery from slobber and dirty legs. Bonus: you will also give the small piece of furniture a little energy.
There are the toys, the leash, the dog food, the bowls and the biggest object of all, the bed. Your apartment was probably already on the opposite side; Squeezing an unmanageable cushion is not an easy task. In other words, good luck not to trip over her in the middle of the night.
What is a canine lover to do? Forget about the traditional dog bed. There are many innovative designs that have made us reconsider what a dog bed is. When square footage is essential, your dog's things should also be things of the people, as in functional furniture or at least a good-looking decoration. Keep reading to see what we want to say.
1. Put a cone in the corner
The conical back of a cone-shaped bed makes it perfect for a tight corner. You could also partially push it under a coffee or side table if you prefer your puppy to hang at your feet. (We feel you)
A padded wooden bed on four legs not only gives your dog a good view of your digs, it also acts as a footrest when you're chewing a bone and you're in the middle of the television marathon.
Place a closed dog bed (with a flat roof!) Next to your sofa to create the toughest side table in history. And when the doors are closed, you never know that it has a second purpose.
The Parachute bedding company has just released dog beds that resemble the giant floor pillows that you see for people (that is, they are pretty damn chic). The two-tone cotton canvas cover is very subtle, so it's okay to leave the bed outdoors.
Your dog goes 100 percent to finish on his couch at some point during the day. If that's okay, why not create an official place there for the puppy? All you have to do is throw a patterned blanket on the sofa to protect your upholstery from slobber and dirty legs. Bonus: you will also give the small piece of furniture a little energy.
