Preview: Winchester After Hunt Dog Bed

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posted on January 25, 2026
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Winchester After Hunt Dog Bed

Named after John Olin’s famed hunting dog, the King Buck product line exists within the larger Winchester Pet brand to showcase the company’s most deluxe offerings, and the After Hunt Dog Bed is a prime example of the line’s quality. Both comfortable and practical, the bed’s 2.5"-thick foam interior pad is machine-washable, its removable cover is made from a water-repellent material that is quick and easy to hose off, and anti-slip texturing on the bottom surface keeps it in place. The After Hunt Dog Bed is available in two sizes, Standard (40"x26.5") and Large (44"x31"), and in either Olive Green (shown) or Antique Bronze colors. Price: $138 (Standard), $150 (Large). Contact: World Of Winchester; (888) 811-2979; worldofwinchester.com.

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