I'm looking at Tiger Dreamz trundle beds and can't decide on a color that would look nice with Teddy. (Is it weird that I'm trying to match the bed to my chi? ) I think I'm mostly considering the Sand Cat, Clouded Jaguar, and Lynx patterns but it's hard to find a good picture online..

Do you have a Tiger Dreamz bed? If so, which color? Post pictures if you have them!

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I don't have one.

But if I did I would definitely get something wild! Leopard, tiger, etc. Or brown and/or beige tones.
This is my personal preference, but I think they would suit Teddy really well!
And there is nothing wrong with wanting to match, all of my dog beds match my home decor.

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I have the pink one and Zoey loves it. No photos yet.

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We don't have one... but I really really want to get some for my girls... they would love them! I think most of their patterns would look good with Teddy... and no, its totally not weird that you're wanting to match!

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I have the pink hearts and a purple plush. Not sure what the purple plush color is called. I don't have any pics of them on my phone.

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I have these:

I think this one is called snow leopard


Pink hearts


I wouldn't get any of the "furry" ones... From what I hear they aren't very soft.

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Also, here is where I bought the Pink hearts trundle bed. There are photos of all of the patterns:
Tiger Dreamz Faux Fur Luxury Dog Cat Pet Beds, Trundle Beds, Crate Mats from Happy Paws

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Brody has the clouded leopard tiger dreamz trundle bed. He has several sleeping bag, snuggle sack type beds, but this one is definitely his favorite....

It is VERY soft and washes like a dream. The secret is to NOT put it in the dryer. Just wash and then drape over a chair to dry, it doesn't take long. It's very very soft and luxurious.

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