Veehoo Chew Proof Elevated Cooling Dog Bed - Durable Textilene Mesh & Silver Aluminum Frame Pet Cot with Non-Slip Feet - Indoor/Outdoor Use for Large Dogs - Perfect for Backyard, Patio, or Kennel Comfort

So I’ve had this for about 2 months and I’m EXTREMELY satisfied with it. My dog sometimes feels the need to dig for what seems like 5 minutes on his bed before he thinks it’s ready. And he’s definitely tried to dig on this multiple times for quite a while, but you can’t even tell.If I had to change one thing, it would be the slipperiness of the feet. I don’t think they’re very slip resistant at all, but maybe it’s just the weird texture of my wood floors or something. But this isn’t a problem when he’s just sleeping on it. However, since the bed moves as he gets on/off or runs across it, it has scooted into my dog’s regular fetch path in the house multiple times. This hasn’t ended up being a big problem at all though. My dog weighs 45 lbs and jumps all over the bed in his excitement to get his toy and it’s still holding up fine. It has started sagging a tiny bit, but I doubt I’d actually see any kind of problem if this was my first time seeing it. And even if it continues to sag more, I feel like it’ll be long after I’ve gotten my money’s worth out of it before it’s a real problem.The bed also looks very nice and it’s very easy to clean due to the type of fabric and the metal rim. There’s also no way for my extreme chewer to chew the fabric part due to the metal covering the rim. I was hesitant to ever get one of these for my dog because I thought he’d chew the fabric off, but there’s no risk of that here.Oh, and regarding assembly, I thought it was easy. I did it all by myself and I have like no muscles. Just only tighten the screws like halfway until all the parts are on, then slowly tighten all the screws a little bit more, then slowly tighten all the screws a little bit more again, and don’t fully tighten any of the screws until ALL of the screws are close to fully tightened, then you can finally fully tighten them.I haven’t used it outside, but it seems like it’d probably do fine outside too.