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Got three of these destroyed by my puppy over a six month time and repeated attempts to get customer service to respond about the warranty went unanswered. Warranty is a sham, really whole company is
This company is utter garbage. Wish I had read these reviews before I purchased. I bought this bed in late February. Came home today—early April—to find that my GSD destroyed this. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY.
Destroyed within 1 hour and the warranty only covers the cover. Giant waste of money and not in the least bit chew proof. I wish I could share pictures as it’s completely shredded. (Written on behalf of my mom Janet)
DO NOTGET SCAMMED AS I DID BY GORILLA DOG BEDS.
BEDS ARE MADE OF CHEAP MATERIAL CONTRARY TO THEIR FALSE CLAIMS OF BEING THE BEST RIP PROOF DOG BED ON THE MARKET.
TOTAL SCAM AVOID OR YOU WILL THROW MONEY IN GARBAGE
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