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General Discussions This is a general purpose forum open to all topics related to Mammals. |
11-11-2005, 08:36 PM
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Where do your dogs sleep?
Snakes and lizards sleep in their racks. Birds sleep in their cages. Cats sleep where they please.
But dogs? Some owners do not allow dogs on their beds, so some dogs sleep on the floor, in crates, on the sofa.
On the other hand, the phrase 'Three Dog Night" was used to signify in cold climates that it takes that many dogs to warm up a bed enough to sleep. Of course some folks need no excuse at all and let their pooches just pile on the family bed and make themselves right at home.
How about you, where do your dogs sleep?
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11-11-2005, 08:39 PM
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The big lug would LOVE to sleep in our bed, but he's relegated to the foot of it in his own doggie bed. He will pounce all 75lbs of himself on you first thing in the morning when it's "time to go out" though! What a way to wake up from a sound sleep!
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11-11-2005, 08:41 PM
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Our 2 little ones hog the bed.....one on the pillow and one on my legs usually, lol. The Chesapeake is the ol man's hunting dog, so he sleeps outside, but he has a doghouse that's probably better insulated than our house is.....the Bloodhound and the Cur...well, it depends on their mood and the temps. Hound pretty much prefers outside unless it's sub-zero, and about this time of year, the Cur calls the couch her bed.....she'll mostly stay in until spring returns now.
Basically.......wherever the heck they want, lol. And as people think WE train DOGS. HA!
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11-11-2005, 08:44 PM
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On the bed of course! Where else would they be.
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11-11-2005, 09:21 PM
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The Pug and the Cocker sleep in the bed. The Sheltie and the Golden are on the floor. If I fall asleep on the couch, the Pug and the Sheltie hang out with me there.
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11-11-2005, 09:27 PM
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All three dogs and four cats sleep right in the bed. The pit-mix cannot fall asleep unless she is snuggled up to my wife under the covers. Make me jealous sometimes
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11-12-2005, 12:30 AM
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My aussie mix Jango sleeps ACROSS my bed, I am permitted to join him wherever I find room. His kitty Azriel sleeps next to him if not being used as a pillow. Matt's Shiba Haiku will curl up right next to me. And my other kitty will claim some bottom part of the bed. The problem arises when Matt finally decides to come to bed and there's no place left for him!
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11-12-2005, 08:29 AM
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both dogs and 2 cats onthe bed. i think it's their bed they just allow us to use it to
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11-12-2005, 08:32 AM
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Our two sleep in bed with us, of course. Good thing we have a king size bed, Juno (boxer) hogs the covers and has to have his own pillow, I kid you not.
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11-12-2005, 08:51 AM
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I have too much dog around here to have them in/on the bed. They have a crate (which the presa frequents, and the pit only heads for when he has been bad,) their own bed (48x30, constructed of 8" of orthopedic foam and 2 layers of foam "eggcrate"), and the sofa. The sofa is only allowed I finally got disgusted with their loveseat and threw it out (yup, had their own loveseat). When I am in bed, it is usually surrounded. The pit, even though he is not allowed on the bed, makes himself quite comfortable. (another recycled photo, originally posted in Just For Laughs)
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