think i found it, this it?
http://www.petlifeonline.co.uk/Store...ed-Pet-Bedding

It look very similar if not the same. We have some cream coloured with paw prints on. very cute. Patterned ones are the best if your dog looses alot of hair.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VET-BED-NON-SL...d=p3286.c0.m14

hope this works! tried to put a link up...

Like you, I use old quilts and pillows. Thankfully (touch wood!) my two haven't discovered the joys of ripping out the stuffing.

Sorry to laugh, but it's just so funny to see the kong lying amongst the distruction, beside one tired dog.

I use charity shop blankets with vet bed on top in the outside kennel and run as when they are left to their own devices with soft beds or duvets they shred them . Indoors they have a big cushion type bed that they share.

Ahhh bless him, at least it seems he has left the trainers alone! No wonder he looks shattered.
Sorry but can't be of any help with a bedding choice as our two have never been destroyers. Put them in their beds with a cuddly toy on the first night and they have never bothered since. I have furry lined beds for them but also put blankets in that I made and they each have their fave sleep buddy which they have had since they were pups.

lol I have always bought the white vet bed with green backing, I know mine shed a lot too but I guess it depends on the colour of the dog wether it shows up a lot, the good thing about vet bed is you can shove it in your washer, and dryer, and it can be dry in no time at all, also you want the thicker stuff, I find that lasts a hell of a lot longer, than the cheaper fleece type bedding on the market today.

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mine have plastice beds with vet bed and a fleece each. easy for washing and nothing to rip up.

Looks very comfortable lying in is messy bed

I use vet bed - it washes well on a 95 deg wash and it can go in the dryer.

I also have carpet cut-offs in the bedroom to protect my floor carpet. It's a bit cooler than vet bed and when it gets done you can replace it cheaply.