Doggo: 36lb KVD (Jindo/Akita)Bed: Clouds LTime owned when reviewed: 1 monthOverview: Dog's new favorite, so far quite durable, easy to put together/dismantle for cleaning, cute and not an eyesore in the living room.Full Review:I honestly bought this on a whim after I'd been looking at it for a while. She has enough beds but it's so cute. My excuse was that she likes to curl up but all her current beds were rectangular, for splaying out, so she needed to try this round bed for curling. She's also a big fan of bolsters on beds so this would be right up her alley. Yeah, now I HAVE to buy it! So I did.It did appear a slight bit mishappen/lumpy after first putting it together. Nothing drastic but it did just need a bit of time to settle. I massaged it just a little bit at first, then also moved it around the room a couple times over the next few days to find a good spot for it and it evened out. Then more so after she'd used it.She actually didn't touch it at first. I'd lure her on it with a treat and she'd leave immediately after. New things are weird. But then one day she just decided it was her favorite bed. She's now completely stopped using the other (rectangular) bed in this room. She loves to "bury" things in the crevice and play with toys on it as well, something she never does on her other beds. This also means she scratches at it A LOT and it's held up pretty well so far. Her claws don't snag or tear the fabric or anything. We'll see how that goes over time.I've yet to wash it but seems like it'd be a breeze, logistically, based on how easy it was to put together. Just unzip, remove cover, clean, zip back up. If I have any issues with durability after the first wash, I'll update.---------------------UPDATE: June 2025 (1 year later)This has been an amazing bed. Not just because my pup likes it and uses it a lot but also because she's absolutely assaulted it and I'm very, very impressed with how it's held up. I'm buying more for other rooms (and perhaps will also replace the first one for aesthetics even though it doesn't really need it).WASHING: Very easy to disassemble/reassemble and has washed great with no issues.DURABILITY: So her scratching of the bed I mentioned before when she would "bury" things had no effect for about 5 months, even with her long, sharp nails. Not even lose threads from the plush/shag. HOWEVER, we took a road trip to grandmas and were there for about 2 months... where, in the dirt section of the back yard there, she learned she absolutely loves to dig frantically for minutes at a time. When we got back home, she chose this bed to mimic that behavior hahaha. She's allowed to destroy some things so I let this bed one of them to give her a place to let out the digging behavior. I assumed the bed would be in pieces rather quickly since she'd spend 2-3 minutes solid at a time just digging as fast as she could in the center of the bed, about 2-3 times a day. It did affect the bed, of course; how could it not! But it's held up *surprisingly well*. She did this for a little over a month before she calmed down a bit (and is back to only scratching/digging in very brief sessions a few times a week). In that time, she pulled out a lot of the plush threads there so that the cover is pretty bare now. No shag and just the flat fabric underneath. But there's only one small hole in the cover there where she really wore it down. I'm shocked. I expected many tears, even through to the padding underneath but nope. Obviously that middle part doesn't look pretty when she's not in it so I am debating on whether to replace it, but I don't *need* to. She still lays on it and the padding is just fine, her occasional scratching/digging hasn't affected it any further (though I'm sure it will over time since there's a hole already started now), and the outside bolster ring is still as pristine as ever.All doggos are different, of course, but I classify her treatment of it as "extreme" for that solid month+ and "tough" on it normally so if your dog is below that, I would venture to say this bed will hold up.Note that she has not chewed it! She did try when we first got it but I indicated to her that was not allowed so she hasn't attempted since. (She's allowed other things to destroy via chewing.) So I don't know how it'd hold up if your pup is a rogue chewer!I should probably also note that she doesn't do this with any other bed she has so I don't have anything to compare durability to under the same kind of treatment. (This is the only shaggy-style bed she has so maybe that triggers it in her too?)