This Coffee Table Dog Bed Keeps Getting Better

[@WyrmLyfe]

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[@destroysyndicate]

thanks for this i was getting very suspicious

[@travislarson9794]

Yeah, also appreciate it, the whole thing was pretty sus. Having to use telegram, asking me to pay for shipping on a giveaway, and only using Zelle or Cash App with wonky ass names. Nuh uh.

[@InKspired]

Pretty much had to laugh at the scam message I got. Telegram is ridden with scammers. Thanks for being on top of it guys!

[@ryanpenniman5747]

Thank you for the information. The whole thing seemed to good to be true

[@tonyk421]

Thx for the update.

[@robotthunder500]

When Doug said cats sleep in coffins I immediately had the idea of a coffin vault cat bed, I'd buy that in a heartbeat for my cat. Have the corrupted logo on it and everything

[@gryffinmutzenberger2144]

Yes yes yes. Persephone would adore this.

[@MDRShab]

So Say We All!

[@CaelanAegana]

My goth heart just did a little flip.

[@nerddub]

my cat does actually sleep in a custom coffin bed made for my dog but he never touched it, so my big cat took it over

[@blackbearbuilds3104]

You beat me too it 🤣. You know crazy Ed could put one together easy

[@Naxioan]

I feel the editors really need to get more credit for these, week in week out I am laughing, and it it almost always at the dumb additions, the zooming in on faces, the piss takes, the quirks that they throw in. So to the Wyrmlife editing team, thanks guys.

[@jmorse6]

That other comment is a scam. They will try to get you to cashapp them for shipping. This account and one other have replied to almost all the contest entries on this video.

[@jonbly]

Looking forward to seeing actual test dogs rejecting these off-paw.

[@jamiehirn4508]

I vote that the dog bed names should be (from small to large) The Pupper, The Doggo, and The Woofer. Edit: My dog's name is Sólas. He is a red doberman (large af), and is such an attention needing canine that he paws me in the face when he wants pets.

[@helpinghand97VT]

this is the running joke in my family with the different dogs we have, we have the baby, the doggo, and the tiny bears.

[@skullman1234]

Agree on the names. Or yipper/borker/woofer

[@Esmeagolly]

Ohh I can relate to the overly attention needy affectionate doggo, I have a malinois husky mix that wants nothing more than be a lap dog.. he’s 72 pounds

[@VagabondTE]

Hilarious names! I love it!

[@jamiehirn4508]

@@Esmeagolly That sounds about right. My 90lb genius thinks that he is the size of a Yorkie. On multiple occasions, he has jumped on me hard enough that I swear he yeeted my soul straight to Jesus.

[@moquips]

I like the storage for the "Jail" bars on the underside, but you may want to have it pull out from the front instead of the side. If it pulls out from the side, you don't just need an open side, you need several feet of clearance to get it out. Doggo Name: Faith Doggo Size: Large

[@cpt0bvius]

Good point. And the bottom support for the jail bars could be made smaller, decreasing material cost a smidge.

[@Alconium]

The feet would get in the way I think, probably why they went out the side to begin with. One thing they will want to make sure of is that small dogs can't push the top up and just escape out the top. Dunno if it needs stiff hinges or a lock maybe. (Might already be heavy and stiff enough to keep a dog from opening it.)

[@moquips]

@@Alconium They could make the opening a few inches smaller (less wide) to clear the legs I guess...

[@linnoff]

@@moquips Currently the legs are the sides of the opening so that would mean new pieces to add. I agree that front access would be the best, especially since that side already needs to be open for the pet to access it, I just don't see how it would be done.

[@burning_cities]

i would ahve it pull off from the other side panel, coming from underneath raises issues with carpet.

[@Ryanalog]

Ed is so good at going above and beyond what he’s asked.

[@Avatar_190]

The "Lillipup" is an awesome idea, with a lot of versatility (definitely with Jason's matching side insert for non-pet use). But, I don't think it can out-out replace the "Lilliput". Some gamers just want that smaller gaming table right there, especially for apartments, etc. Our doggo's name: Pierce Breed: Standard Schnauzer Size: Large (75lbs)

[@BradPower]

Are they factoring in a water-resistant cushion cover to go over that doggie bed cushion? The cover would also have a thickness. A cushion cover would make cleaning easier because you could just take it off the cushion and wash it from time to time.

[@railerswim]

This needs upvoted more

[@ninjasownpirates]

Christaldi mentioned the cushion cover/blanket thickness in why he preferred the medium option. Should make it nearly flush with the 3/4" gap which would make Jason happy.

[@SpectralTarget]

Gonna enter why not. Stella and Emmy they are gonna need a large as they are Australian Shepherds

[@Indian0Lore]

Yeah, wrapping is important

[@Enn-]

Since you all had a visceral reaction to the Lilli-Pup, there are some things you should consider. - The rest of the line should match it. Yes, that includes the top bevel. - You need a way to lock the top down so that a dog can't push it open. A simple slide bolt, or rotating latch that a human can operate with 1 hand from the side they'll lift the top from. - People should be able to switch the direction the top lifts. As Doug said at 11:51 "Pupper's look'n up at you"... but from where he's standing, pupper's can't see him. He's on the desk side, and the opening is on the other side. If you can switch your fridge door, you should be able to switch the top of this too, so you can have pupper facing you, snuggled up to your feet that are resting on the padded interior of the bed. - The bars should pull out from the long sides, not the short ends. The side that the dog will enter the bed from will always be open. That's the side that the bars should slide out from. Requiring space the length of the whole table to slide bars out the end isn't helpful for many. There should also be a simple latch or peg to secure the bars in place under the table/bed, so vibrations can't make them shuffle out, and they can easily be secured for moving.

[@MattAsianSensation]

Agreed especially for those dogs that don't want to be locked up accessing from the front rather than side makes it much easier. Also opens up the possibility that the bars are attached to the table on sliders that hinge when they reach the lip and latch to the top rather than slide down into it further reducing the space needed to close the table. Ideally you don't need to lift the top to close the pen.

[@kmcd6140]

Good comment, just a couple of points: -- Any dog that can actually lift that tabletop is too big to be locked into that box. Latch to keep the dog from spilling your drinks, maybe, but no keeping lock. -- If you use the "desk lift", then the entire top is open. The top lifts up, and then shifts over to soft lock into place. You and your dog can share loving glances all day. True, it will block about half, but that will be true, either way. Now the debate about which side to put the hinges on... I say, like how it is in the video. If the top lifts on the opening side, then the pet needs to get under my feet, I might accidently kick them, or I might step on them as I get up/down. Not to mention the toys/chews. -- I entirely agree with pulling the side wall from the long sides. Have it go either way, and you can slip it in and out easier, even if you have to tilt the table up in your situation. A forked peg, or "U" peg, would probably be plenty, but I would suggest an easy twist screw latch. ... A drop latch would work. Yeah, drop latch or 2 should be plenty.

[@Draenal]

Agree with every single point here.

[@VagabondTE]

If they made the front and back into replaceable panels it would add a lot of personal choice. The only problem is they would have to change how they go in because you wouldn't be able to slide it in one side from the top.

[@kmcd6140]

@@VagabondTE Most of their tables are shipped flat, so they need to be assembled onsite. Having a customizable side or 2 would be doable, but this adds another SKU they have to track. Every SKU adds a bit to the overall price. Now, an option for open sides would be very welcome. I already have tables with little shelves underneath that the critters love. Having this beautiful lift-top offer the same thing would be awesome.

[@jessehird]

I'm definitely one of those people that would like to see an inside bevel so it's more comfortable for dogs to rest their heads. Love the progression so far though.

[@ctcummings21]

I agree or even keep the same look and add a small round over on the inside. Not sure if that would look good or not but would be more comfortable for dogs that like to use head rests.

[@justinhalls413]

I understand where you're coming from, but I've also seen a dog rest its head on a brick before. So I don't feel like it would make a major difference personally.

[@ctcummings21]

@@justinhalls413 fair.

[@meadj2]

Dog: Watson. Size: Big Chonker Lillipup is a huge win in my book. The added storage and raising top is crazy functional. Just gotta get it at the right price point.

[@just_julius99]

Considering the cat-“coffin” and the mention of different insert possibilities for the lilipup, you ‘could’ just make an insert to make it look solid like the other sides but with a small hole inside it for the feline to crawl into it… a cat-on for the lilipup

[@daniellewis1789]

Cat door wall!

[@rachelkyle9127]

I don't have a cat, but that's a really good idea. The cutout for them to go in and out could be the shape of the Wyrmwood shield

[@HighInquisitor35]

This is brilliant. You only need a new insert like the bars and dogs might love it as well.

[@just_julius99]

I reemphasize my name idea to call it the “cat”-on!! Genius pun! Great joke, much wow!

[@halgerson]

I like this. Would there be enough room to put a litter box in there as well? I don't have a box in my living room, but some of my friends do

[@matthewkempa7847]

Love these dog beds! One thought from my wife who works with dogs, the crate dimensions for the table seem too small. The dog needs to be able to stand up and turn around for comfort and safety. So the height for the under-table portion that you block off to make a crate should be increased.

[@antoniogutierrez7491]

The other comment is a scam, they'll ask for money several different ways and never send you anything. It's a terrible but common thing happening on KZbin right now

[@cephaloncurry834]

Loving the content of the dog beds and the process behind working on those DM screens. Now all I'm hoping for to see is actual dogs testing out these dog beds and seeing their reactions! 😄

[@Ssquach]

I had the same thought about the coffee table. It’s now just a nice table that can be used in multiple ways, one of which is a dog bed/kennel. Dog: Wyatt Size Small (20 lbs)

[@Derkinderesser]

dog beds should be "yippers" "barkers" and "woofers"

[@danj.p.5341]

I like it - except for the Medium (but you probably just got autocorrected) which should be the "Borker".

[@laurenmartunas571]

Panel options would be awesome with the coffee table! Honestly my cats Gary and Tali would hang out underneath as a safe space. Or my kid. Either works.

[@DracoTorment]

The gate is an exceptional add on for the second use case (kid) all it needs is a lock and possibly some sound isolation so you can get the quiet you deserve haha

[@sarawhite9338]

@@DracoTorment pretty sure that would be illegal. Psycho. 😆

[@DracoTorment]

@@sarawhite9338 cant tell if you lack the capacity for sarcasm or I do haha... I don't know if you are playing along or think I just hate children

[@sarawhite9338]

@@DracoTorment I was kidding. See the 😆 face? 😁🙂 At least I hope you don't hate kids. You could also fit a small significant other in there. 😆

[@DracoTorment]

@@sarawhite9338 IDK, I think my boy has a thing for that

[@AsheOfAx]

The sizes should be “Pupper” “Doggo” and “Woofer” if S/M/L is too boring

[@teagan_p_999]

That doesn't give much of an indication of which size is which, though, except for pupper.

[@soccerman1026724]

I'm surprised we haven't seen multiple dogs so far testing these especially for size. My dog Kevin is a Saint Bernard, weighs 180lbs roughly and would need to put two large beds together and they might fit him.

[@samuelmcelveen5812]

Ed just absolutely SLAMMED it with the Lillipup! My dog Reggie would love it! He's slightly bigger than a cat, so I figure he's a small or medium?

[@jmorse6]

That other comment is a scam. They will try to get you to cashapp them for shipping. They have replied to almost all the contest entries on this video.

[@samuelmcelveen5812]

@@jmorse6 yeah, I saw! Thanks again!

[@bryonpope4622]

My medium-sized dog's name is Blue. I believe that the Lilliput would be phased out provided that the Lillipup is priced closely to it. The raised top and additional gate feature make it a win. You may want to add a locking mechanism to keep the dog inside or they may push the lid open and hop out.

[@kmcd6140]

Any dog that is big enough to push that top open should not be locked in that space. Those hinges are nice and easy to get into the upper position, but there is a good amount of resistance to start with. This should be treated in the same way as a carrier kennel. Enough room to stand at full height and turn around, easily. The shape, from here, looks like any dog that can stand in it will be able to turn. We're talking maybe a beagle or scotty. Upper end of small breads to lower end of medium. Nothing that's going to pop that top on its own. Bump the top, sure. Don't get me wrong, I've known an Irish Wolfhound to cram himself into a smaller space, but I would never try to lock him into such a thing. I could see a bigger cocker use it, but it's too thin to turn around, easily. Now, leave that side off and I could see that cocker laying in there with some feet out and maybe a head. Note -- All of this is from eyeball estimates through the camera lens. I cannot guarantee any measure of perfection in these estimates w/o 1st hand knowledge.

[@nerdcreative406]

I have two cats who pretend to be dogs that would love that medium or large. They always sleep on the dog beds as it is anyway. My cats would absolutely love that coffee table too.

[@jmorse6]

That other comment is a scam. They will try to get you to cashapp them for shipping. They have replied to almost all the contest entries on this video.

[@josephdowning9330]

These beds are looking great! I totally agree with other comments that the outer cover of the bed needs to come off so we can wash it easily. My pup Maple is a golden retriever (large 62lbs) working to become a therapy dog. We're excited to see more updates!

[@BritishTeaLover]

11:00 to reiterate what a few others have said about the Lilipup, the bars should slide out of the front. The sides are far more likely to have things in the way compared to the side the dog comes in from, so having the door slide out of the long sides would be much better usability Also, for the contest, I think the medium dog bed would be fantastic for my sisters dog Saffy.

[@kyleswenson9092]

I think a large one would fit my doggo zelda

[@aaronhomer]

Getting the cushion in and out is important - you're going to to need to wash it.

[@BalckShadow51]

The coffee table is incredible and "Lillipup" is an incredible name. My sister has a rescue mutt named maverick that would enjoy the large one I think.

[@jmorse6]

The short list comment is a scam. They will try to get you to cashapp them for shipping. This account and one other have replied to almost all the contest entries on this video.

[@antoniogutierrez7491]

@@jmorse6 I came to do the same thing, I've heard of a few people falling for their scam, you're doing great work

[@BalckShadow51]

@@jmorse6 Thanks for the head's up, I'm aware of the scam, but you're doing a service for a lot of people.

[@Morgan-Joyce]

I have a sweet full sized Yorkie named Penny, she has three working legs and one that was broken to disuse before we got her. She was a puppy mill mama when she was young and we adopted her when she was 6 or 7, she’ll be around 12 or 13 this year. Still trucking along and has taken to just sleeping in her dog bed, instead of up on a human bed.

[@josephalston3484]

The Lilipup is looking amazing! Would you offer that in the scaled up big Sam option as well? You could even sell a divider that splits the space for either storage and dog bed or for two pets that you want to kennel separately? What’s the estimated price point on it? Keep up the good work!

[@atlasottoman2859]

I’ve been watching this series with my mum, who has been asking for updates on the “dog bed company” wyrmwood rebrand confirmed. My dog is Atlas, an 11 year old Cavoodle who would likely fit the small, but would prefer the medium due to his love of lounging and also cuddling with his friends, as you can see in my profile pic.

[@jmorse6]

That other comment is a scam. They will try to get you to cashapp them for shipping. This account and one other have replied to almost all the contest entries on this video.

[@rebeccacasey6027]

@@jmorse6 Thanks for this, I thought so but it’s nice to get a confirmation

[@guardianjas1145]

Are we supposed to reply to the message we got. I've never received one before so I'm unsure what to do

[@rebeccacasey6027]

@@guardianjas1145 if it’s telling you to contact them through telegraph then it’s a scam and you can ignore it, also try reporting the comment as it’s not from Wyrmwood

[@RoseKindred]

Wow, those cat beds look amazing!

[@antoniogutierrez7491]

The other comment here is a scam. I'll report it and hopefully you don't interact with them because they'll just ask for money but will ultimately send you nothing.

[@RoseKindred]

@@antoniogutierrez7491 Thanks for looking out for others. I knew it was a scam and hit the report on it when it happened. Shame the comment doesn't get hidden like YT does to normal comments that have a trigger word in it.

[@destroyer25974]

Honestly love the idea of other furniture around the house and gives another solution to crating dogs when leaving the house or bedtime. I know my small Schnauzer/Shitzu mix Cooper would love it

[@terry3906]

My dog, Lord Percival Hundstein von Sidney Westen de Doggo ll (but you can call him Percy), already sleeps under our Small coffee table height Modular Game Table.

[@jmorse6]

That other comment is a scam. They will try to get you to cashapp them for shipping. They have replied to almost all the contest entries on this video.

[@terry3906]

@@jmorse6 i figured, but thanks for the heads up

[@cornertocorner5074]

I'd buy the lilipup in a heart beat over the normal beds, even for my cats, Hades and Pryp'yat'. One thios that would be amazing it if you could get an addon of a side piece that had a cat hole for yopu cats to go and sleep inside as well!

[@VagabondTE]

Yeah I said the same thing like 15 times in the last video. Flat panel with cat hole would instantly make it extremely appealing for cat owners.

[@cornertocorner5074]

@@VagabondTE I knew they're massively against turning something into a "cat product", but just adding that one simple wall as an add on would bring in so many more customers

[@VagabondTE]

@@cornertocorner5074 It's funny to joke about. I love arguing about stuff that doesn't matter. However it's starting to seem like an actual barrier in product design and that's extremely disappointing.

[@cornertocorner5074]

@@VagabondTE completely agree. First few episodes it was all funny but now it comes across that they don't even want cat owners to buy them for their cats, completely limited to dog usage. Obviously is their product and can do what they want with them, but when they try to open other products up to a wider audience this just seems obvious

[@VagabondTE]

@@cornertocorner5074 Somebody suggested the flat panel with cat hole should be the Wyrmwood shield and I freaking love it.

[@sandermuller5427]

I think that these are really cool. The only advice I would give is maybe a waterproof mattress cover as an extra option just cause dogs. Dog:Sammy Size Meduim

[@Untrusted_0ne]

I have a great Dane Darwin (130 lbs) and a German shepherd rescue (55 lbs) either of which would love a new bed in our first house. Love the work you guys do, DND, dogs and woodworking such a niche KZbin channel so glad I found you guys

[@kilab00m]

Love the doggie table and the dog beds! Dog name: Oakley Size: medium (45lbs mut)

[@CRAZY-ED]

I’m only just starting and holy hell I’ve got hair

[@paparottzi]

It's Crazy Ed! Comin' in hawt!

[@ElEnanoAr]

Hats off to your Mushroomhead shirt! And good on you for the lilipup

[@xyzcreate]

Doug is either very brave or very foolish to talk crap about cats on the internet Edit: My little guys name is Ace and he is small :)

[@antoniogutierrez7491]

The other comment is a scam, please don't interact with them, they'll just ask you for money in several different ways and never send you anything. I'll report this comment and I'm trying to go through to report the others I see

[@benalark1771]

I bought a small bed for my dog. No frame, just the cushion. It was thinner than the cushion in your beds, but filled with some sort of synthetic fleece or fluff. My dog used it for a while but then started tearing into it, removing about half the fluff. Once she got a consistancy she liked, which allowed her to feel the firm floor through the cushion, she never tore into it again. All this to say, my dog prefered a firmer bed to a soft one. The foam you used in the video is definitely firmer than the bed I bought, but it is something to think about.

[@dominickmanusos2121]

Our new rescue was from Kentucky. He is a hound mix and we named him Bourbon. Medium size (50 lbs) and lives with us in Pennsylvania now!

[@chaseheble4358]

I've got an adopted German Shepard Australian Cattle Dog mix named Rocky that is 4 years old now. He would love the large. I love all the content and products you all put out. Keep it up.

[@animagamer52]

Absolutely love both! Maka, our 65lb Dutch shepherd would love the large too! She's definitely a bed queen, and would make an excellent model!!!

[@geek-elite]

These are cool! One thing to take into account, though, is the thickness of the fabric cover for the foam. Most of the stuff that's thick/strong enough to use for a good dog bed is going to add probably 1/4" to 1/2" of thickness overall, which will affect your gap. One other thing: The topper on the coffee table needs to be lockable somehow. 1) So a crated dog can't escape, and 2) so the dog can't smack into the top and knock everything sitting on it around.

[@tarasharp665]

Absolutely love that coffee table/dog bed combo. My aussie Kaycee would love it, we currently have an elevated bed under the kitchen table bc she outgrew sleeping on our coffee table!

[@comradeTino]

I love the focus on modularity across the product lines. These dog beds seem great! Dog: Skittles Size: Small

[@Smonster42]

Our Working Cocker Spaniel is called Dylan - he's an old boy but he loves having his own space. Loving the look of these!

[@royfaren]

Love these! My large lab pupper Coal would just live in one of these beds. I agree with the medium gap though, you do need ease for cleaning.

[@The_Folve]

Definitely love the Lilipup, the raised table top is very nice. Although my dog, Beau, is a large boi, he loves to fit in tiny caves. So he'd love the large bed, and simultaneously love the tiny cave.

[@missbiau]

My notes: have a summer and a winter side on the cover but also make it removable and machine washable. the medium gap seems to have enough space so you can add your cover and we can also and blankets if necessary (like if the dog is sick, maybe old and incontinent...) As for the dog table, love the gate, but it you put the gate sliding out the longer side, the clearance needed would be smaller . I have both a cat and a dog and I could tell you some stories about where they like to sleep... if you don't mind shipping to Portugal, my cat is Yoshi, my dog is Kaizen, and he's a big doggo, about 35kg.

[@hilikusjade]

I love watching the design phases of the new products. I have 2 Irish wolfhounds their size is Giant. Crow (M) is 144 lbs, Maeve (F) is 107 lbs.

[@bradkendall6051]

Love the ideas and ingenuity! Great to see an awesome team working together. We have two pups! LUKE and LEIA- Leia is a small cockapoo and Luke is a medium cavapoo. Wife said I could not name the kids after Star Wars, but the pups get to honor the names!

[@piplup10203854]

My cat sleeps in a bed ☺️ I recently got her a new one with an electric heater blanket and she loves it. Every day she’s resting in it. Got her an extension that has a level that goes up with a bed and when it’s sunny she will curl up or lay across it. If I get a new bed she acclimates to it well ☺️

[@Faroth26]

Dogs name is Filuca, size medium! Also, I think the Lilliput and lillipop can co-exist. The idea with the removable size to just make the inside of the table into storage is great. I made an oak coffee table myself, with removable top and tons of storage inside for pillows, blankets and all the stuff the wife insist on keeping near the sofa.

[@Randallabra]

Mr. Peabody loves your products! He's a medium-sized Terrier/Pit mix rescue as well as an 8th level Porcein Cleric. His favorite spell to use is the one where he pretends to not be able to jump up on the bed and, when you go to help, he can magically do it. That charm works every game.

[@hekidanjo]

The coffee table is astonishingly good. My pupper friend is named April. She is a small dog and is always looking for a new location to survey her domain.

[@cschwally]

I have two dogs. Both rescue adoptions. Spirit is 52 lbs, black with white highlights. 9 years old. Trained therapy dog. Harmony is 54 lbs, tan and white. 4 years old.

[@hettierogers7185]

Love the idea of the lillipup being able to convert to storage but I think that the extra side should slide out the front as that side will always be accessible. Also my dog would try to push the lid open so there needs to be a way to lock it shut. I have a cocker spaniel called Gambit and he would love a medium bed

[@amedalhi]

My pupper Appa would love it. He's an aussie and even though he's a medium sized dog, he likes to sprawl when he sleeps so definitely a large.

[@sarahteter6310]

Deckard and Porter are two small sized dogs that will happily and regularly share a medium dog bed. The coffee table dog bed is a really cool concept that I've only seen done in ridiculously expensive or very flimsy versions, something like that that really holds up would be impressive and perfect especially during seasonal storms when doggers like to feel safe.

[@gerardisraelel]

I have three dogs Appa, Daisy and Hunter. They are so fluffy and happy. Can’t wait to get these dog beds especially the coffee table one. I do wish there was a bigger option similar to the 3 normal dog bed sizes.

[@dextonfeldark]

One of my dogs is a nesting dog and prefers a pile of blankets to pillows. She chews through pillows because of boredom. We get her throw blankets from Walmart for $1. She tears em up, makes a nest.

[@sergiomachado1804]

On the topic of this being used for cats/other animals, that lilipup kennel bed, instead of having the gate type frame, if you made a panel with a cut out like a door to make it a type of hiding away area, my cat and dog would both love that as they love to hide in these cozy little spots all over the house I think it could look extremely clean too as it solves so many problems for things like storage for blankets/ toys and doubles as a bed. It would also make this more inclusive for other animals. also, my cat's name is dream she is a tortoiseshell tabby and my dog's name is gizmo ( after the gremlins) and he is a Japanese Chin. they would absolutely love these beds they are both small animals.

[@craigpion6423]

The idea the table can be so many things is amazing! I could definitely see my Yoshi enjoying a medium. She's a 40lb basenji mix and loves stuffing her bed with blankets

[@careljoubert8184]

I LOVE the Lillipup! Snippie loves sleeping under the coffee table normally, he'd absolutely LOVE it! Snippie is a medium sized dog, he's 11 and still runs around as if he's 3

[@TheDukeOfFall]

The only thing I would suggest is like, when you’re medium-small dog is old with health problems it might not want to have to jump into and out of it’s bed. Maybe if there was an add on or some sort of ramp functionality for the beds. Especially if you’re only going to make two sizes of beds!

[@allenfieldman6686]

My doggo is a crossbreed between an Maltese and an English Bulldog. He'd love to chill out in the medium bed for sure!

[@jeffwidlacki8243]

Crazy Ed is killing it with these prototypes! A washable cover for the bed is needed fur-sure. My dog Lucy is a Large dog, in a medium size package (42lbs) - she likes to spin and nest!

[@Therbso]

The lilipup looks great! Keep up the good work guys. My dog is medium sized named Freckles

[@xPurpleDogx]

I have always had labradors my whole life, one that most recently passed away was a black lab named Bagheera, she was a big old honker

[@dchu4279]

Omg I have a lift coffee table already, but the doggy bed / cage is such a neat addition! Blossom 🌸 's own lil dragon den!

[@MunchkinMaia]

We've got two dogs at home: Sloth the Pomsky and Jinx the Australian Shepherd. Both are medium dogs by definition, but would definitely want the Fat Sam bed to sprawl all the way out. (Additionally, Sloth would love if Wyrmwood considered making a sized up version of the Lillipup so he could have a fancy hidey-hole instead of his boring crate. Plus with some more height, I could use it as a nightstand as well.)

[@myleshanson42]

We have a Corgi named Viggo! A small bed would be perfect for him. We love these beds! Great work, everyone

[@1lostdm]

I've got a medium sized black lab mix, his name is Nori and he loves naps but he's finally outgrown the bed he got as a small pup

[@nathanperry3172]

My Belgian Malinois Harper would love a large dog bed (only because she prefers to sleep fully stretched out). Harper also loves sleeping under our end table and I think would love a larger version of the Lilipup. I think if you made a 30% larger version, many larger dogs could fit in the den under the table top! My wife loves the Lilipup concept so much, she’s on board to order a matching MGT next time they go on sale.

[@efwyatt]

Hawkeye (6yo), large coonhound mix. Dafini (3yo), large pit/lab mix. Both were shelter adoptions. Love them both.

[@rakion299]

Our dog is Nera. We got her from a rescue in romania. Her name means black in italian because she is all black, very original I know. She has amazingly large ears. I would say she is a medium dog.

[@DeVoLt13]

I have 5 dogs that would all love the medium bed. Their names are Hermione, Ziva, Fiona, Rayla, and Candy. I adore these beds, especially the lillipup. The under storage and the top that converts to a table is great.

[@ishomedia805]

It has been a heap of fun watching this project come together. Our dogs are called Minion and Archie

[@spagroen]

Great looking dog beds and awesome editing of the video once again! My black Boxers name is Axl (88 lbs of happy explosiveness (is that even a word?)). He would be so honored to be lying in a Wyrmwood bed!

[@lookn0n048]

Doggos: Ru (2yo) and Dobby (11weeks old) both golden dooddles Large bed for the snuggles, would def send pics

[@charlesc1583]

The pet beds are looking good now your Coffee table is the bomb love the look of it and what you can do with it. My puppy is Brutus medium size.

[@bryanplaner7417]

The dog beds look fantastic. We’re enjoying the process and decisions. The pups: Frankfurt and Eleanor (Frank and Ellie) Dachshunds (small) Both can fit in a medium bed.

[@namthcer]

My dog pulls the couching off the bed all the time that tight bed is perfect!

[@RedTrex_8]

Skipper, medium boarder collie. Loves to play fetch. Even if it means swimming 15meters out to sea, in the icy cold water, just to retrieve his beloved ball.

[@MrSandelino]

My Aussies would love a bed like this. Dakota and Kai are their names and they are so spoiled. Medium sized bed.

[@sebastienlefebvre1821]

the modular lilipup is a work of art, can't stop thinking of all the amazing uses that could be added to it and my dog is called lenny and he is the most adorable small dog you will ever see, although not the smartest one ;)

[@neutralghost]

My dog is called Teddy and he’s a small. It’d be interesting to see how water/stain resistant the cushions are - and I love the idea about them being double sided!

[@MACmonster2]

My Oscar would absolutely love the middle one. I would find a place for it to show it off if i got it

[@alexcraig9335]

I just recently got a puppy in the last week for my mom- a Morkie. Yorkie Maltese mix. His name is "Franklin", or Frank/Frankie for short, and he's like 9 weeks old. He's a toy dog, the TINIEST f*cker in the world and he's got nothing but spite and energy for the world. He's a troublemaking little bastard and I think he's still too small for the Small size bed. He's also got an older brother we picked up from the pound name Huckleberry- Muttiest of Mutts through and through, and he's the most photogenic dog in the world. He was raised in a crate for the first year of his life, so he thinks of his crate as his bed and his home away from home (think of an anti-social teenager who likes spending all day in his room, and you've got Huck.) He's an 80lb'er so he'd fit the Medium bed, though. If he got it, I think Franklin would just steal the Medium bed for himself. (If either wins I will happily send back Pics for Wyrmlife!)

[@ThomasPerezGhost]

A washable cushion cover would definitely be a must. But also something durable like the Kong beds.

[@JaideDuo]

Those dog beds are looking really nice. We have two large Huskys, Pupperton Siberius McWooferson and Hazel Nutt-Crunch

[@xhamulnazgul]

Best Doggo Beds Yet! Also, Daisy says she'll take hers in Black Walnut with a nice flannel cover for the pad.

[@marshmallowez9236]

I’ve got a large dog bed sized doggo named Zara! I can’t get over how awesome the lillipup is

[@Freestyle117]

Never played DND. But I love this channel and company. The pups name is Allie affectionately known as potato. She's a medium pup

[@TheTaNarShow]

that little pup is a damn good idea. Im strongly thinging about it over the other just for the functionality.

[@EelcoWind]

"It was unanimous, Dale you're on your own; you put up a valiant effort"

[@Panteraftw_]

So our dog is Whiskey, we reduced him from being a street dog in Bosnia, and have him here in Scotland now, he came to us with that name too so y’know, perfect. He’s a mutt but we’re pretty sure he’s mostly an Australian Kelpie. Fun fact, before we rescued him, he was know to follow people home just for belly rubs. Lil dude loves people.

[@Panteraftw_]

Oh I should say he’s like 12kg, but hes lanky so a medium bed would be best

[@HonestAuntyElle]

Winston. Those look super good, I just hope the Lillipup doesn't get any paws caught in the lift.

[@josephjensen4657]

My dogs are each Small, Medium, and Large! Saga, small, is a Pitty-Chihuahua & 40lbs. Oban, medium, is a Pitty-Boxer & 60lbs. Finnick, large, is a Boxer-Dane & 100lbs. All 3 are mutts, and all 3 of those bed sizes will go perfectly with my MGT! HOWEVER - if you make the Lill-Pup, I am absolutely going to buy one without hesitation. The desk popup (pup-up) top and matching MGT styles are genius! It'll be right next to my MGT so matching it will be so much easier.

[@masana2oo7]

Our dog's name is Ivory and she is a medium size. It's nice to see the changes and evolution over the videos :)