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Cabela's Dog Bed #3516459 08/27/12 05:07 PM
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Just received the new "Companion" catalog from Cabela's...
They have a great selection of dog beds, but I've never bought one, does anyone have a recommendation?
I have 2 labs, 85 & 45 lbs.
I was thinking one each, or how about just one really large one??
Thanks

Re: Cabela's Dog Bed [Re: 1tonbambam] #3516484 08/27/12 05:14 PM
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I get mine at Academy;



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Re: Cabela's Dog Bed [Re: bill oxner] #3520575 08/28/12 07:05 PM
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I got the max-4 camo one at academy for $30

and if your labs are like my lab - I would suggest one for each

Re: Cabela's Dog Bed [Re: txduckhunter] #3520651 08/28/12 07:24 PM
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I have bought the Beasleys (now they call it baxters) couch from Cabelas (using two now) they are nice but expensive (about $100 -$130 each after shipping) and they dont seem to last much longer, I could use two new ones now but I'm not buying these again, I will just buy the $20 -$30 ones at Wal mart or Academy & replace them more often.


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Re: Cabela's Dog Bed [Re: CCBIRDDOGMAN] #3520734 08/28/12 07:42 PM
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I just bought a good one at SAMS it's thick and heavy so she don't drag it all over the house its about 6 inches thick and seems really comfortable only 30 bucks a lot better than the one I paid 100 for.

Re: Cabela's Dog Bed [Re: 1tonbambam] #3521123 08/28/12 09:27 PM
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I use the beds from www.mudriverdogproducts.com

They cost more, but well worth it.

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Mud river is good stuff I use there Kenell cover and pads

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Originally Posted By: steel shot
I use the beds from www.mudriverdogproducts.com

They cost more, but well worth it.


What sets them apart??


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Thanks y'all, found an XXL on sale yesterday at petsmart, $30!
They also have the Kong crate pads on sale, probably gonna go back and get a couple of those too. Petsmart is getting like Walmart, can't get outta there without spending at least $100!!

Re: Cabela's Dog Bed [Re: duckboogieman] #3526483 08/30/12 03:03 AM
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Originally Posted By: steel shot
I use the beds from www.mudriverdogproducts.com

They cost more, but well worth it.


What sets them apart??


Very durable, and easy to clean. Well made product.

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