Laughing….so true! I’ve nursed many a stiff neck because I haven’t wanted to disturb the dog’s slumber…. :-/
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And leg and foot cramps for me. ! 🙂
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So true. Therefore, I didn’t need this post, but I’m still very happy to get it.
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🙂 I’m glad.
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As I read this I’m looking at my dog snuggled on my son’s legs…..cute!
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Exactly where he belongs…:)
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one of the universal laws of the universe.
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Yes, a Universal Law. That’s right…
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Laughing – it really is true!! Contort one’s self into a pretzel, negotiate your way into some semblance of recline. Feel your limbs beginning to object to having diminished blood flow. And the dogs are just fine with it.
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That’s so true. Last week, I had a foot cramp so bad (because I was contorted…), I cried out. He jumped up, looked around, saw everything was ok, and rolled in a ball and went back to sleep. Oh, a dog’s life.
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It’s so bad when you have to pee. Eventually, the bladder wins, but my cats just follow me into the bathroom and lay on my feet.
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Yes, I have been there (holding it) many times. 🙂
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yup
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Oh so true especially when they weigh over 200# 🙂
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Smiling. Especially then Bill.
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Dave: Gonna have to “go against the grain” on this one. Dogs (all animals for that matter) are much happier if they have their own space – a favorite rug or the warm stone floor in front of the fireplace. Sharing a space with their human companions is not a a natural behavior for our four-legged friends. Lucy “owns” the floor and is very happy.
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Ahhhh yes Pete. A dog owner that does it right. Last night, I crawled into bed to have our Zeke growl and snap at me. Believe he thought I was going to move him. We’ve created a monster. And I don’t have the heard (or head) to break him of it…
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I love my dogs but they sleep in their dog beds. Yes, a bit of the Grinch, here ; )
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Another dog owner doing it right. Good for you Peggy.
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Every morning.
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Bella has slept with me since she was 9 weeks old. She pretty much owns the bed…I think she just allows me to sleep with HER now. 🙂
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Zeke with us since he was 9 weeks old. He’ll be 6 on December 26th. He does own the bed. And I think he would have a breakdown if he sleep anywhere else. I completely get it Carol. Totally get it.
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Bella just turned six in July. You and I have both had quite a few years of going through this. I agree, Bella would be incredibly distraught if I tried to force her to sleep elsewhere. I will never do that. I love my warm friend too much.
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ahhhhh
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And that’s cute 🙂
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If free, drop at my post too…Merry Xmas & Happy New Year! 🙂
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Oh yes, I remember my family dog when I was teenager, if she was lucky enough to sleep on the end of my bed ( a rare occasion) she took over the bottom half of the bed, and if I so much as moved and dislodged her in any way – boy would she grumble and complain!! 😀
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Be thankful, she was at the end of the bed, and not on your pillows on under the covers!
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Yes!! 😆
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Kanigan adds truth to our lives …
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Thank you for sharing John.
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I so miss sleeping with kitties, stiff neck, leg cramps and all!
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Fact indeed!!! 😉
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Oh so true! LOL!
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Total truth. Rescue cat has monopolized my lap for the evening. Good thing I still need to crank out a post.
Laughing….so true! I’ve nursed many a stiff neck because I haven’t wanted to disturb the dog’s slumber…. :-/
And leg and foot cramps for me. ! 🙂
So true. Therefore, I didn’t need this post, but I’m still very happy to get it.
🙂 I’m glad.
As I read this I’m looking at my dog snuggled on my son’s legs…..cute!
Exactly where he belongs…:)
one of the universal laws of the universe.
Yes, a Universal Law. That’s right…
Laughing – it really is true!! Contort one’s self into a pretzel, negotiate your way into some semblance of recline. Feel your limbs beginning to object to having diminished blood flow. And the dogs are just fine with it.
That’s so true. Last week, I had a foot cramp so bad (because I was contorted…), I cried out. He jumped up, looked around, saw everything was ok, and rolled in a ball and went back to sleep. Oh, a dog’s life.
It’s so bad when you have to pee. Eventually, the bladder wins, but my cats just follow me into the bathroom and lay on my feet.
Yes, I have been there (holding it) many times. 🙂
yup
🙂
Oh so true especially when they weigh over 200# 🙂
Smiling. Especially then Bill.
Dave: Gonna have to “go against the grain” on this one. Dogs (all animals for that matter) are much happier if they have their own space – a favorite rug or the warm stone floor in front of the fireplace. Sharing a space with their human companions is not a a natural behavior for our four-legged friends. Lucy “owns” the floor and is very happy.
Ahhhh yes Pete. A dog owner that does it right. Last night, I crawled into bed to have our Zeke growl and snap at me. Believe he thought I was going to move him. We’ve created a monster. And I don’t have the heard (or head) to break him of it…
I love my dogs but they sleep in their dog beds. Yes, a bit of the Grinch, here ; )
Another dog owner doing it right. Good for you Peggy.
Every morning.
🙂
Bella has slept with me since she was 9 weeks old. She pretty much owns the bed…I think she just allows me to sleep with HER now. 🙂
Zeke with us since he was 9 weeks old. He’ll be 6 on December 26th. He does own the bed. And I think he would have a breakdown if he sleep anywhere else. I completely get it Carol. Totally get it.
Bella just turned six in July. You and I have both had quite a few years of going through this. I agree, Bella would be incredibly distraught if I tried to force her to sleep elsewhere. I will never do that. I love my warm friend too much.
ahhhhh
And that’s cute 🙂
🙂
If free, drop at my post too…Merry Xmas & Happy New Year! 🙂
Oh yes, I remember my family dog when I was teenager, if she was lucky enough to sleep on the end of my bed ( a rare occasion) she took over the bottom half of the bed, and if I so much as moved and dislodged her in any way – boy would she grumble and complain!! 😀
Be thankful, she was at the end of the bed, and not on your pillows on under the covers!
Yes!! 😆
Reblogged this on THE STRATEGIC LEARNER and commented:
Kanigan adds truth to our lives …
Thank you for sharing John.
I so miss sleeping with kitties, stiff neck, leg cramps and all!
🙂
Fact indeed!!! 😉
🙂
Oh so true! LOL!
Total truth. Rescue cat has monopolized my lap for the evening. Good thing I still need to crank out a post.
Cute!