Plus, I check the weather report every night, and if it looks like it’s going to be too cold or blustery, I let Sandy come inside until daylight. But that has happened only a handful of times in the few years that the dog has been living outside, because really, having the heated pet mat out on the bed is sufficient. When we were shopping for heated pet mats, we had several options to choose from. Most of the products seem to be aimed at indoor pets, since they came with cords that had to be plugged into electrical outlets. We didn’t want to deal with wires of any kind because Sandy likes to chew stuff, and we felt that a cord would just be too tempting to her.
07-10-2009