Our 20 Year Warranty -

Our 20 year warranty

Important Information Regarding Your Dog’s New Bully Bed

It works like this: we guarantee your dog bed will retain its shape and not flatten for at least 20 years (we actually think it will last longer). If it flattens by more than 5 cm anytime within those 20 years, we’ll replace it one time, at no charge, for you. (The warranty applies only to the original owner and is not transferable.)
Of course, some things are beyond our control and—as much as we’d like to—we can’t cover dog damage, offer returns or refunds caused by those factors. It’s common sense, but here are things that the warranty doesn’t cover:
  • Normal wear and tear to the outer cover, waterproof cover or foam. This includes chewing, ripping, or any damage to the covers or foam.
  • Foam that has been torn, chewed, shredded, scratched, stained by urine, feces, vomit, bodily fluids or damaged in any way.
  • Outdoor use of any kind will void the warranty.
  • Foam that has been flattened after exposure to moisture such as water, urine, saliva, vomit or any other bodily fluid.

Preparing Your Bully Bed For Use

Your Bully Bed is vacuum-packed and shrunk for shipping purposes. The first step is to carefully remove the bed from the box and take off the plastic wrapping. Here’s an important point:
 

DON’T USE SCISSORS TO REMOVE THE PLASTIC!

This prevents accidentally cutting the cover. Simply unwrap your new Bully Bed—the plastic wrap isn’t sealed. Once it’s unwrapped, your beautiful new bed will take anywhere from 12-72 hours to regain its full size, so please be patient—it’s worth the wait. But don’t worry, your pup, who’s by now probably eager to hop on, can enjoy the new Bully Bed as it expands.

Upon delivery, please inspect your bed to make sure it is free of damages. Any damage must be noted and emailed to info@bullybeds.eu within 48 hours of arrival. Take off the cover and inspect to make sure nothing has been torn or is in less than new condition.

If your dog doesn’t take to the bed immediately, try rubbing your hands, a lightly worn shirt or even one of your dog’s toys on the bed. A familiar smell helps to acclimate your dog to the new bed. For a short time, food or dog treats can also be used. Do this only for a short time however because you don’t want your dog to associate the bed with feeding time. Finally, it can take several weeks for a dog to fall in love with her or his new bed, so don’t give up either.