My dog, Wyatt, and I love this so much! I always bring a mat for Wyatt to lie on at restaurants, etc. so he has a “place” to stay and be comfortable in, and my old one was dirty and bulky. This is so compact and chic. He’s currently lying on it in the office. I love that it bundles small enough for me to throw in my work purse and is easy to wipe off. He’s a 60+ lb pit bull, and I got the medium, which works great. If I were using it with the sleeping bag, I might get the large so he has more space to stretch out. Love this product and Ruffwear so much! He has an array of Ruffwear vests that all fit him so well, which is challenging with a meaty little pit.

The pad is great, we got the M and our standard poodle loves it. We bring it to restaurants and it gives her a “place” to relax and lay on. We also brought it on our camping trip and it just gives her a spot where she knows to go and relax. She also got it super dirty on our trip and I was able to scrub it with some soap and the hose and laid it to dry on the fence and it cleaned up great, looks like new. We have also taken it to the beach and she will lay on it instead of the sand which is great for keeping sand out of her fur after a long swim.

I love this pad. I've bought numerous brands of pads for my service dogs over the decades looking for the perfect pad and was never happy with what I found until the Highlands Pad. Service dogs are expected to "under" when in public, especially when they're big dogs, so that they're out of the way: under tables, under benches, under chairs, etc.Under is usually a grimy place, especially by the end of the day. My service dog's pad needs to be reasonably comfortable, light in color (so that people, like wait staff can see him and not accidentally step on him) and not retain the debris that was under the table. It also should fold or roll up small compact enough that I can carry in in a small tote with one hand because my other hand is on my dog's harness. It also ... MoreI love this pad. I've bought numerous brands of pads for my service dogs over the decades looking for the perfect pad and was never happy with what I found until the Highlands Pad. Service dogs are expected to "under" when in public, especially when they're big dogs, so that they're out of the way: under tables, under benches, under chairs, etc.Under is usually a grimy place, especially by the end of the day. My service dog's pad needs to be reasonably comfortable, light in color (so that people, like wait staff can see him and not accidentally step on him) and not retain the debris that was under the table. It also should fold or roll up small compact enough that I can carry in in a small tote with one hand because my other hand is on my dog's harness. It also has to hold up to being washed day in and day out. This pad does all that perfectly.For a pet owner who doesn't necessarily bring their dog out into grimy locations, this comfortable pad blocks moisture (both moisture from the ground if you use it outside or while camping, and moisture from a wet dog or an accident from reaching the floor - within reason). It's easy to toss into a backpack. It's comfortable and warm on cold days. Medium and large are both generously sized. My large GSD curls up to on the medium just fine, although the large fits him better.I use mine virtually every day and although, the pads are rotating through the laundry all the time, they show almost no signs of wear.