I’m back. Sorry for yesterday, folks. I usually keep my computer away from the cats because they think the mouse pointer is fun to bat at. Might be fun for them, but it’s really annoying when I’m trying to work. Someone left the office door open, however, and I see Panther took advantage of the situation. Anyway, my surgery went well (in case you were wondering). I had a torn meniscus in both knees – took care of the left one yesterday and the right one next month.
So, now I’m lounging for a few days, which of course involves sharing the bed with Cooper. He thinks it’s his bed, and he’s sharing with me, so we’ll have to have a little talk about ownership of the covers.
Does your dog sleep in your bed?
I’m just wondering about the evolution part here. People who believe in evolutionism say that every trait has its purpose in the survival of the species. At exactly what point did it become important for a dog to sleep not only on the bed, but under the covers?
And why do they have to lay sprawled out sideways to take up the maximum amount of surface area? Inquiring minds want to know!
OK, as you can tell, I’m still a little dopey from the anesthesia and pain meds, so I think I’d better close now.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
Awww, Cindy, let Katie try the bed at lease once, PLEASE? Well, I don’t know how big she is . . . . . . . !
Well, guess I’m the bad guy. We have a 2 story house with a door that shuts the upstairs from the main floor,Katie has to stay on the main floor with the 4 cats. Plus,horror of horrors, we have a gate that goes up at night keeping her in the kitchen. She is a rescue and before we got her,she had to spend her days in a kennel outside,not sure about night BUT I guess she is still better off here! 🙂
Yes my dog Schooner sleep in bed with us. He also sleeps under the covers.
Good grief–it’s enough Brittany has three beds and assumed ownership of the ultra-suede love seat. No way would I invite her to my bed as well. I do cover her up with a soft flannel blanket when she settles down for the cold winter nights.
I absolutely never let my Danny Boy sleep in my bed!! However, fortunately for me, he does let me sleep in his!!!!! Very best wishes for a speedy recovery.
Yes, my male jack Russell sleeps with me-he thinks it’s HIS bed too! He keeps my legs and feet warm just like a heating pad and seems to enjoy the closeness as much as I do. I would truly miss our cuddling time if he decided to sleep elsewhere,but I guess I won’t worry because given the choice,he always follows me to “our” bed!!!