Customer Reviews for Reversible Lounger

Reversible Lounger

For dogs who love to lounge

Average Customer Rating:

5

 out of 

5

(4 Reviews) 4

Rating breakdown 4 reviews

5 Stars

4

4 Stars

0

3 Stars

0

2 Stars

0

1 Star

0

4 of 4(100%)of customers would recommend this product to a friend.

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Review 1 for Reversible Lounger

Overall Rating:

5 of 5

Good night's sleep

January 26, 2012

Byarchie

fromOhio

I have used this product for:1-2 years

Number of Dogs:1

Quality:

5 of 5

Value:

5 of 5

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"No longer a puppy, Archie outgrew his first reversible lounger. We felt it was such a good bed for him, we bought him a larger one. He can either nest or stretch out in comfort. It is durable, soft, and easy to wash, a very good value."

Review 2 for Reversible Lounger

Overall Rating:

5 of 5

Dog Bed Purchase

January 12, 2011

Bykandykhyna

I have used this product for:1-3 months

Number of Dogs:1

Quality:

5 of 5

Value:

4 of 5

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"I'm very happy with the bed...or rather, I should say, my dog is VERY happy with her new bed."

Review 3 for Reversible Lounger

Overall Rating:

5 of 5

Warm and secure

December 21, 2010

Byarchie

fromOhio

I have used this product for:1-3 months

Number of Dogs:1

Quality:

5 of 5

Value:

5 of 5

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"Archie appreciates a good night's sleep. His new bed is soft and comfy, but resistant chewing."

Review 4 for Reversible Lounger

Overall Rating:

5 of 5

GOOD DOG BED!

January 15, 2010

ByGotboxers

fromNorth Carolina

I have used this product for:3-6 months

Expertise:Expert

Number of Dogs:2

Quality:

5 of 5

Value:

5 of 5

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"My 2 Boxers adore these beds...and we've been through at least half a dozen other beds with these dogs alone! They are warm, cozy, comfortable and have that certain something that both nesters and chin resters want."