The description of this foldable pet bed calls it bone-shaped, but it caught our eye because of its resemblance to a certain modern design: the butterfly chair. After AT: Chicago's coverage of the Atmosphere-Bamboo pet bed, which resembles a papasan chair, we're wondering what folks think of pet furniture that mimics people furniture.
Of course, in our house, people furniture becomes pet furniture and any item intended for the pet alone, save the food and water bowls, is summarily ignored.
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Comments (6)
Another product that discriminates against big dogs. too bad.
Until I sit on something for a month or so, my pet will not use it---but this does look like a good item if I put a shirt or sweater on it.
My goodness Amy,
Before you complain, why don't you go to Target's website and see that they have one for larger dogs, up to 50 lbs. Sheesh!
Margiefriend - 50lbs is not a large dog by most large-dog-owners' estimations; that's fairly solidly medium-ish.
I have a big dog... and she is small on the large size. We bought it last year and she hated it..... this year... she loves it.
She would sit out there all day if I let her. It's obvious that the ground is no longer her seating of choice.
This is nice but I wish it was higher off the ground. I have a Butterfly ottoman that I brought some time ago at Crate and Barrel that I use for my cats. It's much higher than this item.