Elevated Dog Bed Inside Its Own Tent, Windows and All

A raised dog cot is normally a bare sling on legs: air underneath, nothing over the top, and nowhere for a dog to hide. This one builds the tent onto the cot. Water-resistant polyester walls go over the raised metal frame, with a mesh centre and two windows whose flaps close for the cold and open for airflow in summer, and an entrance that stays open. It collapses and weighs 7.2 pounds, and buyers use it as temporary shelter while camping and as a safe place during storms and fireworks, which is the part a bare cot cannot do.