It depends on the size of the dog.
Well, you can see it in many different ways. There are different proffessions that make use of measurement, such as - Carpenters Builders Engineers Architects Think it this way - when you're buying a bed for your room, you need the measurements of your room/wall to know wether the bed in the shop can comfortably fit your room. Or if you are building a dog house for you dog, you need to know how tall or big your dog is to make sure the dog house is not too small for your dog. The importance of measurement is not immediately in mathematics but mathematics is a practical subject - one you can use in daily life - and measurement has importance in little things all around you. Hopefully this answered your question!
First, try sitting in the dog bed and having the dog sit next to you. Show the dog the bed is OK and it is ment for them. If your dog is 'food oriented' use treats to persuade the dog to the bed and keep it there. :)
In the Aussie dollar for a cheap bed (low quality) is around $25 and good quality $50 note: prices may vary depending on size of the bed
Treats. lure the dog off the bed into his bed with treats and when and if the dog gets back on your bed, scold him and put him back in his own bed and say stay. If he doesn't get back onto your bed give him a treat.
Do you mean an average dog's home? If you do, an average, happy dog's home has a loving family whose around most of the time to keep the dog company, a filled food dish, a place to go "potty", a filled water dish, a bed and/or a crate for them to rest, a couch, you know stuff in average house.
1 metre
a dog
take him to the vets and get a new dog bed. simples.
The girth of a dog is the measurement around their midsection.
The dog has probably buried something in it's bed and doesn't want you to find it. My dog does that quite often.
depends how fat the queen is
Temperature is a measurement of the average speed of the particles in a substance.