These Dog Bed Accessories Are COOL...literally 

"Do people still read magazines?" Empty magazine holder attached to wall in background. Just call it a D&D book holder.

I personally would just do the cooling for the lillipup. Its much easier for me to toss a blanket into the bed if it gets chilly but I don't have cooling foam to throw in there, you know? Cooling my dog is harder than warming her.

Oh look who decided he's not too good for cat people money now

That magazine rack would be GREAT for game system rules books too!

Controller holder could double as a headphone holder on sit stand desk.

Kelly absolutely knocked it out of the park with the warm side/cool side mattress, and Crazy Ed's idea for the half and half for the smaller sized mattress is great!

I think the “remote” holder looks a lot like a pencils holder! That’s what I would use it for on the desk

The tablet/phone/laptop holder should have pass-throughs for chargers, so you can keep your devices topped up while in the rack.

Dog treat holder is a C at best of an idea. I would never keep dog treats attached to a coffee table (asking for lots of trouble).

Lillipup idea: Sell the cooling and the normal foam in the right shape separately so people can decide which one they want if they want both they can just purchase them together.

The Magazine holder could be amazing on tables for holding D&D rulebooks! They would save so much room getting books off the table. Singles for Player's Handbook, multiple slots for DM storage!

Seeing that cat coffin has me wondering when we are going to see a Wyrmwood Coffin for people? I want to be buried in a Wyrmwood Prophecy Macassar Ebony Coffin with a magnetic rail slot for all my gaming accessory needs in the afterlife.

Seeing as I have a ton of pens/pencils/paint brushes on my desk, I would use the 'remote' holder, as a pencil/pen/brush holder.

Magazine holder should be marketed for DND books or coloring books. I'd make sure each compartment can fit two books with no pressure.

For the love of god!!!God!!!! The sit stand desk and coffee table dog bed need to be permanent items on the shop. I know there's a ton of people that would love to buy this stuff sometime in the near future, maybe after a move or finishing college etc but currently wouldn't be able to purchase these items. Make it a standard shop item please!!!!!!!!!

I'm hooked to this content. It's dragged me right back into the tabletop gaming world that I could have sworn I'd left behind.

Doug: looks at remote holder and wants a wider thing without dividers. Also Doug: get wide thing without dividers, calls it a magazine holder, hates it. And I think they would collect crumbs and I'd hate that.

I'm wanting the lilipup just as a gaming coffee table. The kennel add on to keep the 2 year old out of the board games is essential. Kinda hoping there is a 'no cushon' option to save a bit of cash.

The magazine holder could be a great file holder for the sit stand desk or holding notes/note books for the gaming table

Maybe already mentioned, but the book/magazine/tablet holder should be an MGT accessory for RPG books.

A few thoughts for the wonderful Wyrmwood Team: 1). When I view a mock-up and evaluate the pros/cons of an architectural design, we try to make it as close to the final installation and constraints as possible whether it is a visual mockup or a performance mockup. I know it's not as easy to film but maybe do both: in situ (on floor) and abstract (on table). So next time, put the table on the floor with some chairs around it, maybe a couch. e.g. Will you bash the controller with your shins and knock it off? Sometimes dog treats smell funny; do you really want them in a location where you may be eating/drinking? 2). If you really have this many accessories, have you designed a good coffee table (with a dog bed in it) or is it just an expensive coffee table that doubles as an accessory holder? Me thinks it's just a pooly designed coffee table and to make it function as a well-designed, multi-function coffee table, you have to add all these other pieces that stick out of it like a Mad Max dune buggy. The beauty (and genius) of the MGT accessory scheme is that at the end of the day, you can stash the accessories BACK INSIDE and you have a beautiful dining table and you don't need cup holders on your heirloom furniture for it to function properly. 3). Most of the best dog beds come with a waterproof inner cover and then an outside cover that gets washed more often (puppies often have accidents and then later on, older dogs can have incontinence episodes too). I really appreciate the cooling and regular foam but will a waterproof cover diminish the effectiveness of the cooling foam since it's not really "breathable". A two-sided mattress is great idea, just maybe too much trouble and simplify things. 4). Toy Sack element works well, but probably b/c it has the least visual/spatial impact to the table. Could also hold a dog brush, remote controller...whatever. If it becomes an eyesore and you have a date coming over, you can just pop it off and throw it in the closet till they leave. (Use a black nylon net though, ok?) With the current design where the net dangles, is there a choking hazard for babies who are crawlers/early toddlers; maybe mount the net on a full height backboard and fasten the top and bottom of the net to the backboard? 5). Laptop/ipad holder is nice b/c a laptop is a large item that you may have out during the day but then want to move off if you want to have a snack or a meal while you watch TV but could that just as easily be a drawer or a vertical side pocket? 6). Your process it spot-on. The "What accessories can we offer" exercise if a very valid test to see 'what needed to be in the base design but was left out' and 'what needs to be a customizable offering for freaks who like to Mad Max their furniture'. Keep going. Good luck. Dan (Architect and Designer)

Another use for the tablet/magazine holder. You had mentioned the crossover with the Sit/Stand. Make it able to fit laptops. A lot of people just hook up their laptop to monitors, and using the holder would open up desk space.

As an adult, my weapon of choice for gaming is generally "gaming PC + whatever Nintendo has out at the time." Everything MS and Sony eventually comes out on PC these days, and I still get my Nintendo exclusives.

1) Think about adding a ledge for a headset to the controller hook. 2) A trough is a bad idea because you'll be forever having to dig in and find the remote, as opposed to just seeing and grabbing it. 3) Having spent years building cushions for furniture, putting a seem in the middle of the foam will ensure that it will split apart. With lighter dogs, it may be less of an issue, but still something to consider. All told, though, I love watching the design process. The folks you have making prototypes are outstanding.

Just sell the coffin cardboard box. With or without the cardboard insert. All of us cat owners out there know that our cats crawl right into that coffin cardboard box and not think twice

8:20 Yes. Yes it will and that's regardless of what material you use. That's why it's important that no matter what it is all of it needs to be 100% non toxic to dogs, which is why the "gel" side concerns me greatly. You should also be concerned about digging (not just punctures from biting), as a lot of dogs like to "dig" on their beds. When I had them, my Huskies chewed their way through military grade parachute material in a week ( sewed it back up but they tore out a _BIG_ corner of the foam inside). My German Shepard and Lab have done the same thing. There is no such thing as tear/rip proof for dogs; if they want the fluffy innards of the bed, they're getting to the fluffy innards of the bed hell or high water. In fact the more difficult you make it to tear it open, I'm convinced that the dog see's it as an issued challenge rather than a deterrent.

Doug: *is himself an adult who is a big nintendo fan* Also Doug: *says nintendo is for children*

Cushion for the dog should have a waterproof interior cover. That can be washed periodically. Outer cover washable. A three pack of sheets designed for the cushion is a win. What I use for my German Shepherd is a baby mattress that’s waterproof and have a bunch of baby sheets. They’re designed for baby puke, poop, pee. So they’re easily designed for a grooming dog that slobbers during the paw wash cycle. We swap these out regularly to clean. Otherwise it’ll stink up the room. People can buy the bed with waterproof cover, and sheet set separately is my suggestion

Last item looks like a coffin party tray, which I imagine might be popular as a special item around Fall for themed gaming

That magazine holder would be great with MGT for DnD books

I like the controller holder, but I also worry about it falling off and breaking my $60 controller (esp. on a sit/stand desk) Hear me out…hidden magnet under the wood + a magnetic sticker you can put on the back of your controller (like those magnetic car phone mounts)

Great ideas with accessories! Good on Doug that he checked if the treat box was “doggie proof” and I think he should take that a step further and see if all the accessories are doggie proof. Controller holder for example is a great idea, yes its hard to rattle off but dogs are low to ground and use their noses. Could easily smack the controller up and off. Same scenario could apply to to a table/laptop holder or all the products. As a product designer my next step would be to test all the products with different size/temperaments of dogs to see how destructive they can be with all the modular accessories. p.s if my dog saw the toy sack, her head would be in it and if the magnets weren’t strong enough she would definitely be knocking it off and dragging all her toys around. An interesting solution could be use to use a dovetail rail instead of magnets to hold accessories.

I think if you kept the remote control holder with the divider it would work well for writing utensils and post it notes for a desk as well as remotes. You could also add a turn tab lock to make the dog treat box work without having to change much.

The problem with the half and half is that it'll be like sitting in between two cushions on the couch, but for smaller doggos it's a good idea.

1 - the remote holder: Widen it and girth it a smidge, so it can fit a book/magazine/comic or 2 as a dual function, make the divider optional (in or out) 2 - Trough urinals are pretty common in the UK. Most old pubs have them, and most dingy clubs have them. Do with that what you will.

That book/magazine holder is literally what I've envisioned as a module since I first heard of the MGT system. Also, if you made the tab for the doggy treat box one where you had to twist it in order to open the box, that would probably be enough of a solution so that the dogs couldn't just open it on their own.

Love seeing the R&D process. For the coffee table accessories, are there any concerns about them getting knocked loose by a passing shinbone or excited dog/kid? That seems like a lesser concern with taller dining table / desk formats.

I would like to buy one, or more, of those cat scratch coffins for my wifes cat, he loves scratching cardboard and I love your products so its a match made in heaven :D

Ha! Doug just said exactly what I said...that remote holder was too CLUNKY. LOL!

Knowing that has been a lot of delays with MGT due to many issues, it has still been a while since the MGT kickstarter. Since it has been so long, and you’re developing more table accessories in general, why not make the Lilipup part of the next MGT kickstarter and just relaunch MGT 2.0? I know that Doug originally stated wanting to re-up the campaign in 6 months and we are far beyond that at this point and I for one, who was not able to be a part of that kickstarter would love an opportunity to at least begin the process of getting one.

Most people that game on PC have headphones and a controller to use so the controller holder would definitely work for sit/stand as a dual use hanger.

Can you make a wall mountable shelf (regular or floating) with a magnetic strip or just a wall mountable bar that you can use to display/store the table accessories? I'd also use it to store my remotes on the wall.

Suggestion for the coffee table/ dog bed - some sorta built in power strip! (maybe you can run a single retractable extension cord in a leg, and then 3-4 outlets hidden on the top/side. When you talk about tablets, it reminds me of my mum who always has her Ipad hanging around the coffee table. And it's sometimes plugged in via a messy powerstrip on the floor (which I have tripped on). Our dog has never bitten cables before. So that doesn't concern me.

If you do the cardboard cat scratcher, I'd make it so it doesn't have raised edges. My personal experience has been that cats love scratching on them, but only if they're flat and don't feel trapped.

It's easier to warm up than cool. I'm pretty certain everyone has a designated dog blanket if need be.

In-laws store their laptops on their sides. A single wide slot to hold a laptop, tablet or book. Add a second slot in front of that less deep and creatively divided to hold phone, remotes,...battery packs. The bottom is open slats to allow cords to fish from one slot to another include Velcro to tame lose cords hanging below. Make 2 versions with different # of slots. I'd use a cupholder for many things: Remote holder, joycon holder, twist top jar that fits in the cupholder for treats. For toy holder- you know blanket display holders?....a wood clamp that works on reusable shopping bags. You can supply your own bag to hang. Or find a nice plain canvas bag to use. Maybe instead of pencils a thing for cards, Hexy tiles on hand for a cold drink. A hook to hang a wound up leash.

Crazy Ed deserves a raise..

I would use the magazine holder with the sit stand desk - it gives a tidy solution for all the papers I have on my desk!

Accessories on the sides of coffeetables/lilpup are going to get hit from the side a lot. People walking into it. The controller holder issue made me wonder if it's possible to put a recess in one side so it'd be flush with accessory in it.

For sure that magazine folder could be used for work paperwork. At home offices are big right now and it would be amazing for sit stand desk. We have two people in an at Home office and we have 4 of those things sitting on desks

I'm definitely very interested in that cat coffin especially for being made out of cardboard. My cat loves when I order things online because the cat gets a free cardboard box!

Out of the two: Chocolate Chip Cookies. Peanut Butter cookies, ginger snaps and grasshoppers(Thin Mints) do all have a place in my heart.

Dog Cushion: EXCELLENT Dog ball sack: Dog gonna chew thru it to get toys. Dog treat box: Dog gonna jump up and scratch it open for treats. Or get cat involved. Magazine/tablet: No Controller holder: Future knee pain/daring pets to knock it off.

You guys are mi$$ing out on modular cat trees. 2' length posts, multiple platforms/attachments, scratch posts, cubby holes, hammocks,...

Doug missed the value of the remote holder. It's also for pens/pencils!. Slide-able divider so if you have a few pencils/pens or a lot you have a nice fit. Rulers (Range effects), Blast Templates, erasers, go on other side. Keep the faith remote holder designer guy, Doug doesn't write, so he doesn't get it.:) Also, on the magazine holder, make them hold source books! Not all of us use D&D Beyond. Sometimes we like BOOKS. Make the slots good for D&D (any gaming) Books/Manuals.

Do a longer "magazine sling" style design that uses either canvas or leather that could sit along the side of the table. It would be flexible for different objects, and you could just modify the "sling" element to make it for more or less and do different sizes.

For the "grippy" material at 3:10 check out Andy Klein's cork rubber. It looks pretty elegant too.

a cooling dog bed alone is something I haven't seen

I'm so glad your team's been going in-depth in the bed for my cat's comfort. They'll both appreciate it.

Anything with Crazy Ed turns to Gold

Magazine/Doctor's Office would be good with a sit/stand desk

The rejected "doggie treat holder" could be a nice holder for any number of small things that are best kept out of sight... battery packs and charge cords/bricks for phones/tablets/controllers/etc. comes to mind.

That cat coffin is Tiny. I think it's big enough for a kitten

Not going to lie, corrupted cat coffin scratch pad for Halloween would be kinda nice.

Instead of the net bag, or the clunky remote holder, you should do small and large leather pouches, similar to the remote holders that are made to hang off of couch armrests.

Headset holder for the sit stand desk. Drives me crazy when it's not in use and it just adds clutter to my desk.

I NEEED the cat coffin for my devil-goblin-monster at home! In walnut or ebony

Every time you guys do a whacky transition with Doug, it really makes me wonder. Does he ever even watch these? Lol

We still have trough urinals in the UK, in pubs all over

The controller holder should have a slit in the middle so that any bottom facing plug could still be attached when set down.

I love how the lil pup stuff has come down to how can we out smart the dogs

It would be cool if the controller (xbox/ps) accessory could charge the controllers, the TV remote accessory would fit the switch controllers and would be great for pens, and other writing instruments

I like the idea of the catch all trough make it big and deep enough for tablets and put the game controller holder on the front

Gimme that Cat Coffin bed. Just make the lid the scratchy pad and you can ship 'em right out as a set.

If you're going with the coffin theme, make the main box the bed and then the lid could be the scratch pad

Lots of places still have trough urinals, and you're super likely to find them at sporting venues in smaller cities/towns

My question with the remote control holder is, why would you not want something more along the lines of the component organizer (gaming well, magnets in, geometry of cup holder, would work with desk) because in my mind anyway, most folks dont need a trough for tv remotes anymore. We have a single roku remote and thats it at my house. Just a thought. A gaming well type accessory to me would have alot more varied functionality on the gaming side as well (Component organizer XL, Large enough to hold writing utensils, etc.)

Switch fanperson here - if your pet is destructive, you’re not going to be in the market for a pet bed like this! Most people already know if their animal is going to destroy a bed like that or not before they’d invest in a piece of furniture for them.

My Pomeranian has opened backpacks and luggage before to get at snacks inside, def work out something else for the treat holder. My pom could also jump up on the couch and make the jump onto the table surface easily if he knew there was food to be had.

You could sell half size pads so that the customer can get 2 cooling or 2 regular or 1 of each. You could also sell all linen or all wool or half and half covers and let the customer mix and match pads and cover for a bunch of combinations.

yeah you should keep the magazine holder. it'll work for magazines and books, including (as others have pointed out) rule books for TTRPGs, making it very useful if it can also go on the MGT. tablet/phone/laptop holder isn't a bad idea, but either have two separate products or make sure it'll be good for books (etc) too.

Fun fact, they stil have the trough urinals at Wrigley Field, the baseball stadium for the Chicago Cubs

I want to see an Ed, Bobby and Bennett collab! And if it were for Halloween… 🤌

For the Game Controller holder, Maybe do small decorative leather strips to add grip?

I am all for the cat coffin!! My boi would be all over that

So a fix for the loose open toy bag, would be magnets in the lining at the top so it snapped shut when not in use

That net thing might be a dog safety hazard. If you put toys that they want in there, they might get their paws or head stuck in the net trying to get to them, if you’re not monitoring them.

If you widen the magazine holder to like 12.5 inches you could also store vinyl records in it!!! 🎶

Concept for remote holder could be functional on sit stand as well or on MGT

the remote holder could hold pens or like paint brushes for the sit-stand desk. also thank god ya finally caved on the cat bed ^_^

The laptop holder is an savage idea.

My thoughts on the accessories: Clutter Bag: F _ _ There's no way I'd want a bag of clutter that my dog will soon rip off the table to access what's inside. Total fail. Controller Dropper: D- _ _ Tap your knew on the edge of the controller once, and it's on the floor. Sure, if someone picks up the desk/table and shakes it, it's got a few seconds of hold, but if anything living in your house brushes past it too closely, it's floor time. It would be more secure if you stapled a cereal box to your desk and put your controller in that. Looks nice, but otherwise, it's a total fail. Remote Rack: B _ _ It's functional and generic. I'd put a slot near the bottom at the back for easy cleaning of dust, crumbs, Lego, etc that fall in there. Treat Hopper: F _ _ Just like the clutter bag, it'll be on the floor, contents dumped in no time. Even if you put a latch on it to keep them out, they'll pull it off and chew on it. Total fail. Electronics Rack: A _ _ Great product. Put a Remote Rack in the top portion and you've got a total win! Just make sure you can't bump it off by walking past it. Pet Pads: C- _ _ Cooling is "okay", but those covers need to be spill proof, otherwise the pad will soon be laced with drool, dander, hair, and stink. Easy enough to wash the cover, but those pads are a real pain (impossible) to clean. I think you'll need a more expensive cover to give the pad more longevity for your average pet. Cat Coffin: F _ _ Good luck! You've alienated yourself from cat lovers, and now you're trying to mock them with a "scratch post" that will likely cost more than what they can pick up locally. I doubt production would be worth your time.

There are still many trough urinals in Denmark. Well to be fair I think it is mostly in old bars and pubs that haven't remade their restrooms in 50 years.

The only food you stop for in PA Dutch country is the baked goods.

Extend the 'hook' of the controller holder and it will act as a headphone holder too. I use a similar attachment on my desk.

I like the Cat Coffin, but hate the cardboard endgrain scratchies. My kitty had some scratch-cardboard a long while back. After we got rid of it, 6 months later we would still find pieces of cardboard under our furniture or suddenly in our carpet.

The magazine holder looks good, but yeah would prefer a tablet holder type thing but I guess it's just down to your imagination. I would consider it instead of thinking about magazines think of it as for storing kids books or maybe basic craft papers for drawing

I still think that the lilipup needs more ventilation cause the dog is actively adding heat to the equation constantly and that cooling foam is only going to be able to hold so much of it I just worry about in hotter climates dogs overheating because their is only one entrance for fresh air

Trough urinals are still a thing in Germany, especially football stadiums

LOVE the cat coffin.