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how big of a dog will this bed hold comfortably?

Danielle Devine

5 years ago

My dog weighs 71 lbs

Bambu Cross Hammock I, Berry Blue · More Info

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Pet Lounge Studios
5 years ago
A 71 pound dog will be fine on the BH2C-46 not the cross hammock. The cross hammock is for smaller dogs
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