The first giant dog bed for humans arrives (and costs almost $400). Some users have criticised the less-than-affordable cost: ‘But we follow an ethical production process, using sustainable materials,’ the company defends itself.

We would never have imagined – watching our pets sleeping peacefully in soft kennels – that the kennel for humans would arrive sooner or later.

It does exist, and it is a soft plush kennel lying on the floor with raised edges, but about the size of a human being. The giant bed is a mix between a bed and a sleeping bag, but in the shape of a kennel, for all those who are envious of the luxury sometimes afforded to four-legged friends.

The kennel for humans was created by two university students, Noah Silverman and Yuki Kinoshita, who crowdfunded to raise something like £200,000, reports the Daily Record.

Giant Dog Bed: the Price is a bit high.

The first Giant Dog Bed for humans arrives.

With this money, the two have realised their idea and opened a company, Plufl, which promises ‘the best solution’ for naps. It will be comfortable and warm, but certainly not cheap because each kennel sells for $499. In short, everything you need for a ‘luxury’ rest, a ‘dream come true, as the company says.

The kennel for humans went viral with a video presentation on TikTok and, despite the price, was well received by commenters: ‘Oh my God, it’s my dream,’ wrote one user, and then again ‘, If I bought it, I wouldn’t be able to part with it.

Of course, some criticism has been that it is not a cheap accessory. Still, the brand explains that ‘our prices reflect our production costs because we only use an ethical process and sustainable materials.

The kennel has a memory foam mattress and synthetic fur to stay comfortable. The cover is dustproof and machine-cleanable.

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A Wednesday evening sourrounded by Plufls and friends ❤️

♬ original sound – Plufl

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