Large & Giant Breeds

83 cm and up

The large and extra-large sizes only, sorted cheapest first. Big dogs are where sizing goes wrong most often, because the gap between a bed that fits and one they hang off is only a few centimetres.

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  • The Flat — Washable Orthopedic Dog Mattress

    The Flat — Washable Orthopedic Dog Mattress

    $129.00
  • The Ridge — Orthopedic Sofa Dog Bed

    The Ridge — Orthopedic Sofa Dog Bed

    $149.00
  • The Hollow — Orthopedic Bolster Dog Bed

    The Hollow — Orthopedic Bolster Dog Bed

    $169.00
  • The Burrow — Calming Orthopedic Sofa Bed

    The Burrow — Calming Orthopedic Sofa Bed

    $169.00
  • The Loft — Low-Profile Bolster Bed

    The Loft — Low-Profile Bolster Bed

    $219.00
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Large & Giant Breeds, in full

Large and extra-large sizes only, sorted cheapest first.

Big dogs are where sizing goes wrong most often, because the gap between a bed that fits and a bed your dog hangs off is only a few centimetres. Two things help.

First, measure rather than trusting a breed chart. No breed standard published anywhere gives nose-to-tail length, so any chart that assigns a bed size to a breed name is guessing — including the ones that look authoritative.

Second, remember the rim. On a bolster or sofa bed it takes ten to twenty centimetres off every edge, so two beds with the same footprint can give your dog very different amounts of room. We publish the external size on every bed and tell you where the rim eats into it.

Getting it right

Two things decide it at this size

At 100cm and up, small errors stop being small.

Measure, do not trust a breed name

No breed standard published anywhere gives nose-to-tail length, so any chart matching a bed to a breed is working from something other than the standard. Two minutes with a tape measure beats it.

How to measure →

Remember what the rim takes

On a bolster or sofa bed the rim removes ten to twenty centimetres from every edge. Two beds with the same external footprint can give your dog very different room.

External vs usable →

The biggest sizes ship as freight

The Hollow 2XL and 3XL and the Burrow XXL are past the 22kg parcel ceiling even compressed. They travel as freight — slower, and someone may need to receive them.

Shipping policy →
Before you order

Questions about large & giant breeds

If yours is not here, ask us. We would rather talk you out of the wrong bed than sell it to you.

I'm between two sizes. Which way?

Up, and more firmly the deeper the rim. On a bolster bed the jump in external size is often larger than the jump in usable space, so the bigger bed buys you less than the number suggests. On a flat mattress size up too — there is no rim to make it feel oversized.

Will anything here fit a Great Dane?

Measure first — nose to the base of the tail lying stretched, plus 30cm for a sprawler. Giant breeds routinely need 135cm and sometimes more than we carry. Send us the number and we will tell you honestly if nothing here takes it.

Why is delivery slower on the biggest beds?

Because they exceed the cubic-weight ceiling for standard parcel post and go as freight instead. We say so on the product page rather than at your door.

Do big beds flatten faster?

A heavy dog concentrates more weight on the same hip and shoulder points, so the base matters more, not less. Everything in this collection sits on a supportive foam base rather than loose fill for exactly that reason.