Ruby would NEVER GET OFF THE BED! hahaha!!!! she LOVES her sleep!

Your pooch looks sooooooooooooooooooooo happy!

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Andrea, Ruby, Lola and Jigger
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It works great for us



Ours can use both way, blanket and pad, and I now use it as a mattress pad.

When I was a little child, over half century ago, there were no electric blanket or pad available and we used to put hot-water bottle wrapped with towel to warm our feet during cold night.

Tomoko

Booger could never sleep on or under anything heated. He overheats so easily...

I personally wouldnt put a Bulldog on top of, or beneath a heated anything. JMO.

electric blanket got to hot no matter the lowest setting. I do use the E.B. for my pups.

Javier

hee hee i think mattress pad.

chunky dunk

Ha ha! He looks very warm and comfortable on your bed!

Thank you for sharing stories about yourself, I love to hear all about you:-) Hope you have a good week....take care:-)

Amy and Sophia

I certainly wouldn't recommend it to someone who has multiple bulldogs on a bed.

I recommend it for the HUMAN. I adore mine and have gone through 3 of them in 10 years. I cannot live without them because it allows me to keep the heat down but stay warm.

Bulldogs can't seem to control their need for heat, and don't know when enough is enough. Gretl cooks herself in front of the heater, in exactly the same way Grover did. I imagine both of them would have roasted their tummies on the bed and never gotten off.

I had a pet-version for Grover that functioned at a MUCH lower temp and only turned on when there was a dog on top of it. It was much safer for animals. I'd recommend that for their own beds. But, then, I don't let dogs on my bed.

There is a risk with ANYTHING we run in our house. Appliances, dryers, electric blankets. I turn everything off whenever I can't attend it. And I take my chances the rest of the time. Works for me.

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I had a friend in high school with a heated matress pad, and it caught her bedroom on fire. She had left it on. I almost wonder if a pad would break down the wires in the pad faster than a blanket. So I have been leary personally. And I am ALWAYS double checking to make sure it is off before I go anywhere.

I bought one with egg crate foam, with a slit for the heating pad, enclosed in a zippered cover. You can buy the pad alone, but I wanted the egg crate for Holly. She doesn't use it, but Quincy is in the bed all the time.

I set the temp between low to medium and Gumpooh sleeps on the comforter.
Also, he is a roamer, roams here and there during night.

Thanks, Julia for the follow.