Different. And the only things he ever does it to. So we just let him sleep where he wants.
Does your dog sleep in your bedroom?
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I’m constantly amazed how a 60 pound dog can take up every square inch of a king-sized bed.
Pets are gross. I have children, I have enough of a mess as is.
no. Nola the dog sleeps down stairs on her mat. Larry the dog slept on the coach when he was alive.
50 pound dog. He sleeps on his bed/pad in the corner of the bedroom. He’s not allowed on the bed, ever.
90% of the time he’ll sleep in our room, 10% of the time he’ll sleep somewhere else like the couch or his other dog bed or something.
90% of the time he’ll sleep in our room, 10% of the time he’ll sleep somewhere else like the couch or his other dog bed or something.
I'm wondering to myself what the catholic style is for pets
We have two cats and a dog. Dog sleeps with wifey wherever she sleeps (usually not with me) due to snoring and talking in my sleep.
Cats dont GAF. As cats go, they do whatever they want.
No, they are smarter than to put themselves in harms way. My psychotic no-pic wife sleeps like she is going on a Rockettes tryout after she wakes up. The dogs sleep either in their room or on the dog beds in our room.
Silver lab sleeps on the floor next to the bed. Walks over and sets his head on my pillow every morning around 6 letting me know it’s time for breakfast.
If your wife makes your dogs sleep in crates in the basement you shouldn’t have married her.
I used to think the same thing until we got a Maltese puppy a year ago (our first dog after 38 years of marriage). We have a crate in our bedroom that she starts out in but she usually winds up in our bed during the night. Most of the time, I don't even notice she is in the bed with us (she weighs 11 lbs).
Hate cats even more. Landlords don't think much of irresponsible pet owners. Why? They lie. Do you have a cat in here in violation of your lease? No. Why do you have a bowl of friskys in the bathroom? Oops...
The smaller young one (terrier mutt of some variety I think) sleeps in a crate in our room. Because otherwise he must snuggle up under the covers, nuzzled in. But then he moves a bunch. I need space so he doesn't get to sleep in bed. The 65lb lab mutt has a crate in our room. But we let him have free roam. He splits time between the crate, the rug at the floor of the bed, and in the bed. He's mostly fine if he stays at the end of the bed between us. But if he stretches out and refuses to move, I kick him out.
Question for the “yes” posters:
Do you cherish your relationship with your significant other, at all? This places just blows my mind sometimes.
Do you cherish your relationship with your significant other, at all? This places just blows my mind sometimes.
The Yorkie mix sleeps in bed with us. He’s attached to my hip and will freak out if he can’t be next to me. The bigger dog rotates between her bed in our room, the bed in the guest room where she watches out the window, and under our bed. After my husband leaves for work she will jump into his spot in the bed.
She is afraid of the smell in our bedroom. But can't stink worse than my farts.
Sleeps next to my side of the bed on the floor on her dog bed. Has since the first night we brought her home at 12 weeks old and the routine hasn't changed over the last 13 years.
When I travel or we go somewhere that we can't take her, it feels odd when she's not sleeping next to me on the floor.
She's a 40 lb Vizsla so I know her time is rapidly approaching and I dread even the thought of when that day comes....
When I travel or we go somewhere that we can't take her, it feels odd when she's not sleeping next to me on the floor.
She's a 40 lb Vizsla so I know her time is rapidly approaching and I dread even the thought of when that day comes....
So it is safe to say that most here with a dog sleep with or near their dog.
Been married for 30 years. 3 kids, now grown, always had a dog that we’ve allowed on the bed. And yes, I still cherish my relationship with my wife.
My jack Russell always sleeps in bed with me but my lab is the same as yours he's all over the place
Got a 65 pound Aussie mix from a shelter. 9 months old. Great loyal dog, very smart. However he hated not being in the same room at night. After not allowing him to sleep in bed after the first couple nights we finally caved, that’s what really let him “into the family.” Think the crate sleeping probably brought too many bad memories in his head. Incredible dog, but a big baby about the bed now. Sadly it made the other dick beagle join in the bed sleeping…Wonderful not having space, wouldn’t change it however.
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What coach did Larry sleep on? Was it Hayden?
My German Shepherd and Australian Shepherd sleep in the living room on their dog beds.
CSB alert: Max, the German Shepherd, interrupted a guy trying to break in through our kitchen window. The commotion woke me, I went to check it out and made eye contact with the guy. He was halfway in our house. EVERY hair on the back of my neck stood up. He went back out the window and I just opened the door and turned Max loose. Max chased him into a fenced in corner of our yard. Cops showed up 3 minutes later and took the guy into custody.
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