Dog beds for boxers
Inner space 75×55 cm — the boxer sleeps on its side with the legs stretched out
XL 110×85 cm (inner 75×55) is where our chart places the boxer, next to the Doberman and Labrador. 2XL 120×100 cm (inner 85×70) for a large male over 32 kg or one that sprawls. L is too small for an adult boxer.
Inner dimensions of all beds →
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2XL also works
Which size to pick
| Weight | Size | OUTER | INNER SPACE |
|---|---|---|---|
| up to 4 kg | XS | 50×45×20 см | 25×25 см |
| up to 6 kg | S | 65×50×20 см | 40×30 см |
| up to 12 kg | M | 75×65×20 см | 50×43 см |
| up to 20 kg | L | 90×80×25 см | 60×50 см |
| up to 35 kg | XLwe recommend | 110×85×25 см | 75×55 см |
| up to 60 kg | 2XL | 120×100×25 см | 85×70 см |
| up to 100 kg | 3XL | 145×115×25 см | 110×85 см |
Measurement tolerance ±2–3 cm. Torn between two — take the bigger one.
What to consider when choosing
For a boxer of 27–32 kg we recommend XL — a 75×55 cm inner space. The breed is long and muscular, so measure length rather than weight: take the dog lying on its side with legs extended and add 10–15 cm.
With virtually no undercoat, a bed for a boxer is first of all insulation from a cold floor. The sectioned-quilt mattress separates the dog from the chill and does not pack down under weight. Without a place of its own, a short-coated dog moves to the sofa — not out of stubbornness, but because it is warmer there.
FAQ
What size bed does a boxer need?
For an adult of 27–32 kg we recommend XL: 110×85 cm outer, 75×55 cm inner. A large male will want 2XL (120×100).
The boxer is short-coated — what matters in a bed?
Warmth and support: a dense mattress that does not sag, and insulation from the cold floor.