Hi!  I know there have been several posts from people asking for ideas for good beds.   In our search we have FOUND  3 PERFECT beds.  I actually received a couple of the ideas from our breeder.  They are actually cheaper than the fluffy ortho dog beds we were buying.  In our pups' short 16 months, they have destroyed $400.00 in dog beds, at least.  

So, here are my top 3 picks, for what it's worth!  For inside the  kennel, 2 things have worked for us.   The first and easiest, and an idea I received from this forum ......is a simple cheap large king size comforter or blanket.  WalMart has plenty for around $25.00.  Get the ones with no stuffing!  Don't worry about pretty, because the pretty becomes shreded coleslaw after awhile!  If you are looking for more padding and/or an alternative to the standard pan with blankets thrown on top, and a cleaner overall look, go to Primo Pads. http://primopads.com/ They are FANTASTIC!   They are semi-soft to lie on, but firm enough that they cannot be pulled up, and come in several different colors and sizes. (My breeder introduced these to me.) You can even have them custom made. They are water proof, impermeable, and heat sealed all the way around.  They come with tie downs that will prevent them from being pulled up and chewed.  They are sort of like thick exercise mats, and are super easy to vacuum and wipe clean.  We use the tie downs for added security, but my breeder thinks they are awkward and difficult to use.  She does not use them, and the pads remain intact.  She has had her primo pads for 10 months.  She bought 8 of them, and keeps labs, GSP's, and Chessies in the kennels.  Not one dog has pulled up or destroyed the pads.  They are relatively inexpensive considering they are indestructive and so easy to work with.  To use these pads, you must take the pan out of the bottom of the kennel.  These are for INSIDE the kennel.   If you have a dog that is trustworthy outside of the kennel, the other idea is a toddler bed.  Maybrie LOVES the toddler bed, and so do I.  It's up off the ground so I can vacuum underneath it.  It was cheaper than a dog bed, and she can't chew it up!  She tried to chew a little on one of the wooden rails, but only once!  I sprayed it with bitter apple, and she doesn't touch it anymore.  They even make iron toddler beds.  If you are interested, let me know, and I'll let you know the model, and where I purchased ours.  I was so pleased with the toddler beds, I purchased 3 of them, and they are located throughout the house so that Maybrie can lie down and not get stepped on in any room of the house. She tends to follow me wherever I go, so it's nice and convenient to have one in the 3 rooms I am in most.  I purchased 3 toddler beds for 120.00 total.  They are solid so their feet cannot get caught.  All 4 of our dogs love them.  I LOVE that I can just wipe down the mattress, or put a sheet on if I want.  No more smelly dog beds!   Hope this has helped someone find a great bed! 

Thanks for the info!  We have tried several fluffy dog beds.  If they have stuffing at all, our two will destroy them!  The toddler beds are the only thing they won't try to eat...that and the primo pads.