XL Dog Bed

XL dog beds made for big sleepers

If your dog’s paws hang off the bed, if they constantly reposition trying to find room, or if their “bed” has become the floor next to the bed, you don’t need a different brand—you need a different size. An XL dog bed is built for dogs that sprawl, stretch, and take up space the way big dogs naturally do. The goal isn’t just “bigger.” It’s a bed that gives full-body comfort without flattening into nothing.

This collection brings together extra large dog beds designed for large and giant breeds, as well as any dog that sleeps like a starfish. You’ll find XL dog beds in practical styles—flat beds for full sprawl, bolstered options for dogs that like a headrest, and more supportive choices for dogs that compress thin beds quickly. A true dog bed for large dogs should do two things well: provide enough surface area to stretch out, and offer a base that holds up under real weight.

Let’s be blunt: sizing up solves more “bed problems” than most people expect. Big dogs don’t just need more length—they need more usable sleeping surface and better structure. When the bed is the right size, dogs settle faster and stay settled. When it’s too small, they roam, circle, and end up on your couch or your bed.

If you want a bed that looks right in your home and works every day, XL is the category that stops the compromise.

How to choose the right extra large dog bed

The right XL dog bed depends on your dog’s sleeping style, your home layout, and how much support your dog needs.

1) Size for how your dog actually sleeps

• Full sprawl: choose the largest usable surface you can fit in your space.

• Curled sleeper: you still want XL for comfort, but bolstered styles can add that secure feel without needing an even bigger footprint.

Tip that saves returns: measure your dog stretched out and compare to the bed’s usable length (not just the outer dimension if bolsters reduce space).

2) Choose the style: flat vs bolstered

• Flat XL bed: best for giant dogs and sprawlers—maximum usable surface.

• XL dog bed with bolsters: best for dogs that rest their head on edges or like a “defined” space.

3) Support level (big dogs compress beds fast)

If your dog is heavy, prioritize thicker, more supportive builds. An XL orthopedic dog bed style can be a strong pick when you want a sturdier base that holds shape longer.

4) Washability and real life

Big beds collect big amounts of hair. A washable XL dog bed (removable cover) makes the difference between a bed you maintain and a bed you tolerate. If you want the easiest routine, add a throw blanket on top and wash that frequently.

5) Placement and stability

XL beds live on the floor—make sure you’ve got enough space for your dog to enter/exit easily and that the bed doesn’t slide around.

Quick winning setup: a flat XL bed for maximum sprawl + a washable cover. That’s the most reliable “big dog” combo for daily use.