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Do you let your cat/dog sleep on your bed with you?

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I couldn't be with someone who didn't like my cats sleeping on the bed with us. I'm lucky to have found someone who is as much of a cat person as I am though lol

Reply 41

gemmam

I let my cats sleep on my bed. When I had a dog I didnt let him because he was too big, if he was smaller then I would have.

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Buberries

When I lived with my parents in Spain I had to get a king sized bed so my 3 rescue dogs could all fit into the bed with me. They weight 16kg, 36kg and 38kg, so as you can probably guess 2 of them are pretty big.

Initially they weren't allowed into the bed, but when I took in Luca (my last rescue dog), she was terrified of everything. This included my other 2 dogs and the rest of my family. The only way that I seemed to be able to make her stop urinating on the floor, scratching the door and whimpering through the night was to let her sleep in my bed. And of course the other two dogs slowly worked their way in as well.... One big happy family!

Reply 43

username402722

At the end of the bed, yes

Reply 44

Holby_fanatic

I would never sleep with a cat or dog on my bed. I'd buy their own bed for them.

I'd never have a pet in the first place though.

Reply 45

Rum Ham

Nibbler loves to hog my bed and bf lol
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Reply 46

Emaemmaemily

Original post by xsophx

It depends, though as im away from home my cat sleeps on my bed now. He doesnt leave me alone when i am back home.

This is what happened with me.
Our dog was never on the beds, but while I was away at uni she started sleeping on my always empty bed.

I didn't have the heart to kick her off after 3 years of thinking she's allowed, so she stays most of the time. Its a double bed, so there is room.

Reply 47

Carpe Vinum

My two cats, yes, but not my dog. He's too crazy (he's a 9 week old puppy, hyper as ****). I won't let him when he's older either though. My bed is reserved for cats only :wink:

Reply 48

xsophx

It depends, though as im away from home my cat sleeps on my bed now. He doesnt leave me alone when i am back home.

Reply 49

LadyStanners

I'm allergic to my cat because she's long furred but she's just so adorable so I can't help but want to cuddle it. It's worth the itchy eyes and sneezes ;D

Reply 50

Katie_p

No it's gross. Plus I still remember the holes my family cat made in my toes when he snuck into my room one night :frown:

My boyfriend's cat gets jealous when we have sex and tries to bumble in between us - the other just sits in the corner of the room giving us dirty looks.

If we have pets when we live together then they are strictly to be kept outside the bedroom.

Reply 51

Where'sPerry?

Nope, our dogs live downstairs and my cat can't climb up to my bed (there's a short ladder).

Reply 52

Kallisto

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Original post by barnetlad

At the end of the bed, yes

Everything else were too much of a good thing for a cat or dog. In my circle of acquaintances there is a woman who is sleeping with her dog in her bed, although the pet urinates during sleeping...

Reply 53

Changing Skies

I have 7 dogs, I wouldn't know who to pick :colondollar:

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desdemonata

The first holiday I was back home my dog was so ecstatic to see me I let him sleep in my bed the first night. This is an Alsatian that weighs as much as I do and sheds fur all over the place though so that was a one-time thing :tongue:

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furryface12

Original post by Lucy96

I have 7 dogs, I wouldn't know who to pick :colondollar:

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You could have them all in a line? You might not fit in yourself, but that's just a minor technicality :tongue:

But my dog's not allowed upstairs or on furniture, so definitely not on my bed. I have gone to sleep in hers before though...

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Kallisto

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Original post by desdemonata

Are you not afraid of that your dog do his business in your bed? or is the Alsatian housebroken?

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desdemonata

Original post by Kallisto

Are you not afraid of that your dog do his business in your bed? or is the Alsatian housebroken?

if he weighs as much as I do that means he's old enough to have been trained! I don't think he's particularly well-trained, but he's definitely housebroken and he knows some tricks (which seems to amaze most other dog owners :dontknow: