Zebra Dog Bed

Sleeping Felines and Why They're So Important

It’s amazing what you can learn by sitting on the porch all afternoon, watching the cats. They sleep a lot—upwards of 18–19 hours a day. I can understand why lions get exhausted, what with the difficulty of running down a zebra or a water buffalo, but lolling around the ceramic food dish picking out golden fishy shapes from animal cracker cows just doesn’t compare. One of my favorite summer activities is sitting in the sunshine with my knitting, while felines, canines, and chickens wander about. Ruby the Rat Dog chases off everything larger than she is, which is ... everything. Xena the Bedraggled and Haggard the Warrior Princess sit between me and the knitting needles. The Old Cat stares rheumy-eyed off into space and thinks of his younger days when he spent hours gazing at the ground doing about what he’s doing now. Do you know that, even though she is the smallest cat on the farm, Mia never runs when she is threatened—even by the far larger Roxy the Boxer/Lab? And neither will Roxy stand up to Ruby. Ruby commandeers the giant dog bed, while Roxy sighs, grunts, and flops down in front of the door. Ruby, however, won’t fight with a chicken. If the fowl old bat doesn’t run but looks down her beak with that Evil Primeval Eye, Ruby quavers off. Sometimes, though, if you’re dealing with a particularly large and aggressive chicken, it’s best to be somewhere else, quickly. I’m sure that I could have learned this in a sociology class, a seminar on bullying, or a psychology textbook, but I didn’t. I picked it up by sitting on the porch, letting my mind idly drift, and gently observing the seething, swarming mass of animal energy pulsating around me. This brings me to my point, and I do have one: It’s Back-to-School Time, in case you haven’t noticed the ads for crayons, notebooks, clothes, and dorm furniture. Let’s not forget the yearly lament about how much math the kids have forgotten over the summer, or how they’ve been throwing rocks in the river (or at each other) instead of reading some books, or how they’ve been staying up and sleeping in too late. They just haven’t been learning ... or have they?

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Animal Planet Dog Bed, Zebra Overview

The Animal Planet Zebra Dog Bed is a high-quality bed for dogs. The item features vibrant patterns and the packaging has fun animal facts. All JAKKS Pets items are made with safe and durable materials that are designed to help promote the well-being of animals and strengthen the bond that people have with their pets.

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