Sure, unlike A I do love having the pooches within snuggle and smooching distance, and after my insistence, A eventually gave in and allowed the pooches on our outdoor furniture.
But we still won't have pups in our bed.
Seeing this photographic evidence** might explain why:
**Photos are screen shots taken with our IP camera.
Also:
How we spy on our pups.
We know she won't move from that bed
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5 comments:
To each his/her own! I know many dog trainers disapprove of the practice, but my husband and I sleep with our 2 pit bulls. They are SUCH snugglers. By the way, we also have an Australian Shepherd, but he prefers to sleep in the living room, on (quelle horreur!!) our leather couch. I think he generates so much body heat that he gets uncomfortably warm sleeping with the rest of us.
Sleeping with a dog brings me so much joy! They are so warm and sweet! Perfect bed buddies. Although I can understand concerns about discomfort or getting dog fur in the bed. To me, it's worth it! Miss M seems like she might be a demanding bed buddy. Haha.
Our dogs don't sleep with us...If they did they would be bed hogs and push us out of bed. Its bad enough with tiny cats, one of them is always on top of my head. We finally had to kick them out too. I always wondered why my neck hurt so much when I woke up and I felt tired.
I totally get the argument of wanting a good nights sleep if your dog's a wiggler. I do love sleeping with Kaya & Norman. Norman stays in 1 spot all night & Kaya moves around a little bit because she likes to be under the covers. She keeps me so warm!
Those time-lapse photos of Miss M sleeping are hysterical. She'd be using you and A as her pillows within minutes. :)
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