
Furhaven made winter naps legendary—if you're a dog mum, you’ll want to see why.
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Why a Self-Warming Blanket Might Be the Cosy Upgrade Your Dog’s Winter Nest Is Missing
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Should Rottweilers snuggle with a heated blanket—even with all that floof?
Let’s get one thing sorted: just because I’m a chunky Rottweiler doesn’t mean I don’t feel the cold. When you weigh 50 kilos and have a short coat, winter chill bites harder than a teething puppy. That’s where the Furhaven Self-Warming Throw comes in—aka the best invention since beef-flavoured anything. It warmed up my nap game (and my tail!) without a single wire or plug. I went from shivering on the tiles like a sad burrito to toasty loaf mode in about 42 seconds.
But hold on, aren’t we rotties naturally tough?
Sure, we look like security guards with paws, but underneath? Giant cuddle bugs with low tolerance for cold floors. Our coats are sleek, not insulated like a Malamute’s. That means when the weather drops, so does our motivation to move—unless you put something warm and fluffy under our butts. Welcome to the magic of a thermal throw.
So what actually makes this blanket different?
- No electricity, all smarts: It's got a mylar layer that reflects our body heat—like a space blanket designed for naps not survival drills.
- Double the snuggle: Soft terry one side, plush sherpa the other. My paws have declared both sides nap-approved.
- Waterproof wins: Which means if I dream-run and "accidentally" drool (or worse), your lounge cushions are safe.
- Style that blends: Comes in posh colours like Dove and Silver Grey. Mum said it actually matches our throw pillows. I say: less talking, more nesting.
But wait—do I need one if I already have a bed?
Have you ever said "no thanks" to an extra doona? Neither have I. Same logic applies. The Furhaven Self-Warming Throw isn’t replacing your pup’s bed—it’s levelling it up. Toss it on their bed, the couch, or even in the car for road trip cosiness. And because it’s lightweight, we dogs can rearrange it ourselves without calling in the hooman helpdesk.
A real-life tail wag tale
I did a four-hour stakeout of the backyard possum in five-degree wind, and when I came back in, I curled up on the Furhaven like I'd just been reunited with long-lost bacon. Within minutes, my ears weren't icy, my paws turned back into marshmallows, and I snored so loudly I woke Mum twice. Worth it.
Couldn’t you just buy a heated dog bed?
Sure. But those usually need plugs, cords, and supervision. This blanket works off our own body heat, no wires required. Which, let's be honest, is safer (especially if your dog likes chewing things with cords... looking at you, Labrador Larry).
"It’s like a hug without the awkward arm part. Zero effort. Maximum snugs." – Me, Thor, professional napper
Set it, forget it—and toss it in the wash
One of the best parts? When Mum panic-spilled her oat milk latte (again), she just threw the blanket in the wash. Not even a flinch. It came out fluffier. Magic or just dog-mum-approved design? Doesn’t matter. I was back napping in under 2 hours.
So... do rotties need one?
Need is a strong word. But do we want one? Swear-on-my-peanut-butter, yes. The Furhaven Self-Warming Throw made a noticeable difference to my winter routine—and I didn’t even need to plug anything in or fake innocence after knocking over the heater.
One final tail-wagging insight?
You think pampering your dog makes you a softie. I think it makes you pack leader material. A warm dog is a happy dog—and a happy dog doesn’t bark at your 7am bin trip. Just saying.
Now if you’ll excuse me, my blanket and I have a date with a sunbeam. High paw until next time!
– Thor 🐾
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