Lazy Dog Loungers Dog Pool Float, Raft for Dogs and Pets - Semi-Submersible to Keep Your Dog Cool - Lake, Pool, River and Boat (Large, Royal Blue)

In case others were wondering how this is puncture proof it’s because it doesn’t use any air. The fabric is used to hold long foam pieces you insert when assembling. Also there’s a button opening at the top which really needs to be a zipper as too much junk can get inside the opening. Further there’s only one point of attachment for a top and that’s a small fabric hoop. There should be a two point reinforced connection as you are possibly attached to a 100lb load.

I have 2 12lb dogs and the large works nice. As far as the design I think if the outside edges were thicker it would work better because when the dog stands on the edge it goes below the water level a bit, still stays up but I think that could be better. So far so good on the first pool day.

The media could not be loaded.  While my lab loves this float, within a week it's destroyed with all his teeth marks. He loves floating and jumping on it but with his play comes biting. We've had to try to keep it cobbled together during pool season and order new one the following year. Shouldn't be advertised as puncture proof. Especially if you have a big dog. But wonderful for floating and if you have a smaller dog or larger non-aggressive chewer it should work great.

Our 84lb Lab sinks halfway down when he gets on it, so he's not comfortable to stay on it. The other float we use for him has the blow-up ring around and floats him higher, unfortunately he leaps into it from the edge and he rips the fabric in the middle.We were hoping this one would last better as it is a canvas everywhere style. It seems to be very well made, all the pieces fit together just right, so for a lighter dog it should be a good fit. We are trying to figure out if we can put "noodle" pieces in the float, around the edges, to give it more float.

We have went through a few other $100 foam floaties with our dog. Over time his nails puncture them and they tear in half. He swims daily and loves floaties. The plastic blow up kind have never worked because he can’t swim up to them and climb on. I was super excited to find this. And so far it’s perfect! We did need to push it into the water a bit so some filled in over the seemed areas, no different than the other foam ones we had. Then he’s able to pull himself up while swimming with no issues. It looks and feels like it should last longer than one summer. We purchased the large for our border collie. We love it! Highly recommend.

Purchased this for our springer spaniel who loves the water. He is 55lbs and tough on pool items. We found this to be very durable and sturdy for his everyday use. Liked the fact didn't have to blow it up, because it uses pool noodles. We purchased a large for up to 100lb. dogs. It does sink in the middle when he is sitting, but as soon as he lays down on it, it evens out.

Great float for a Labrador! I’ve purchased several different floats for my 60 lb lab and they all were destroyed in minutes. But the lazy dog lounger is still going after a week of use with minimal damage.This float uses pool noodles instead of a air tube for buoyancy and it works!

The foam inside broke. I cannot seem to reach the seller. This is frustrating, especially for the amount that I paid for it.