If you’ve got the means to do it, and you simply adore your dog, then surely designer dog beds are the way to go. This is especially important if you yourself keep a certain type of style. There’s nothing that clashes with your own signature style more than a big pile of rumpled blankets in a corner somewhere, unless “rumpled” actually is the look you’re going for. If you’re already in the habit of pampering your dog in other ways, a luxury dog bed is the next logical accessory. And many dog bed manufacturers have picked up on the idea.

If you’re rather into a “decadent luxury” mode, then the designer dog beds from a website like Le Pet Petite (www.furfection.com) may be just the thing for your dog as well. Their Pawd pet bed is a large round very plush cushion that can open flat and puffy, or the edges can be drawn in with a large tie. When it’s pulled in like that, your dog can feel that it’s in a “nest,” or do a bit of burrowing. You can go all “pretty dog” with a pink version, or be very dramatic with the “Cappuccino Pawd,” rich chocolate brown on one side and cream color on the other. All the Pawds are reversible too.

However, you may prefer to go with casual comfort in designer doggie beds, or even choose a sportier look. You can find these too, with a little hunting. At Oh My Dog Supplies (www.ohmydogsupplies.com), you’ll find the “Casual Dog Couch,” which looks like a big overstuffed arm chair, complete with thick cushion, rounded arms and a curved back. Or perhaps you’d prefer dog beds like the “Furcedes Benz” from the Fetchdog website (www.fetchdog.com). It’s probably no surprise that the bed is shaped like a car, with wheels of cloth, windshield and headlights.

No matter what type of designer dog beds you lean towards, getting this type of pet bed can be a source of enjoyment for you, as well as providing some pretty plush sleeping space for your dog. You really won’t be spending a lot of extra money, compared to the costs of regular beds. And it would be a nice bonus if you can find a bed that works well with the decor in your home. You take good care of your dog in all other ways, so it’s only logical that you want to apply that same special care to the place where your four-legged friend sleeps every night.

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Buying a good dog bed is very important, because as all pets, dogs also cherish their time and place to sleep. Dogs are the kind of animals that run and jump a lot and need a comfortable place to rest, stretch and sleep. They value their personal space a lot, but when they don’t have a place to sleep of their own, they tend to sleep on our beds and couches when they don’t have their own dog bed. This can be quite disturbing for some people, especially since dogs shed and drool a lot.

Shopping dog bed can be rather easy due to the vast variety of options, but you need to make sure that you know some things first; you cannot buy a dog bed if you haven’t observed and noticed the sleeping habits of your pet. Just think that humans do not sleep the same way either and need different sizes and types of beds. The same rule applies to dogs.

One of the first things you need to do is to measure your dog, so as to know which the right size for your bed is. If you take your dog for medical checkups often, your vet can definitely do that for you. You should know the length and width of your dog, so as to choose the right dog bed.

Once you have the measurements, you should check how the dog prefers sleeping. Some dogs tend to curl up while others tend to stretch along the bed. This will give you a rough idea on the shape you should opt for; there are round, rectangular and square bedding for dogs, although the shape depends on the size and type as well.

The dog’s sleeping habits will also reveal the ideal type of bed. If your dog likes sleeping on your bed or couch, then it means that he prefers soft and warm places. Most dogs prefer soft cushioned spots, but there some dogs that like sleeping on the floor or carpet, especially in places that are not covered by anything – this applies to big dogs with heavy fur.

A soft and spacious bed is always a great idea; most dogs would be absolutely enthusiastic about a lounging bed. Most dogs prefer higher sides as well; they make them feel more protected and safe.

As funny as it sounds, many dog owners do a research online prior to purchase, but they shop onsite, so as to take their dogs with them. Sometimes the dog itself chooses the ideal bed for sleep. But even if your dog is not the most conscious shopper, you can definitely find out what its preferences are.

The large variety of dog bed can make your research a daunting task, but at least you can rest assured that you can buy something that will satisfy both you and your dog. Make sure that the quality of bed is good and that it is made of safe material; sometimes dogs like chewing on their beds, so you need to ensure that he won’t have any digestion issues.