Do your pets share your bed?

Yes, there are typically 2 people and 3 cats on my bed. The only one that is a bother is our youngest who licks our face and hair when she comes to lay down on top of me. Her tongue feels like sandpaper, but I love her so she stays.

My cat and I have a ritual. He lays on my chest and I pet him for about 5-10 minutes, then he moves to my pillow and sleeps there for a while with one paw usually on my shoulder, purring. He then moves to the foot of the bed and sleeps there the rest of the night. He gets back on the pillow in the morning after the alarm goes off the first time.

My partner's cat sleeps at the foot of the bed after hauling small stuffed animals from the living room to the bedroom while meowing weirdly. Occasionally, he'll lay on her chest for a few minutes of petting before moving to her feet.

Gross, no.

I'm sorry, who invited her?

(just kidding, boo.)

My dog has her own bed and sleeps in it next to our bed. However, in the winter time, she likes to get in our bed. We keep a sheet on top of our comforter for those nights. She is a 106 lb. lab and we have a queen bed....yes, my hips hurt but I wouldn't trade it for the world!

Yep my staffy sleeps in my bed. Its a competition who can get to sleep first as we're both pretty loud snorers. She also likes to fart frequently & will give me a look of disgust before abandoning ship when its really bad.

We actually had to buy our pitbull HER OWN CHAIR because she is such a bed hog. Now, I can hear her snores in the other room while I have a bed to myself.

OMG!!! HOW CUUUTE!!!!

my dog has waterproof rain boots and a rain coat with a hood when he goes out in the rain and other times he gets his feet washed every time he comes home. so yup. he's potty trained, clean, always smells like peaches and therefore is allowed to sleep at the end of the bed

Not very often! It's hard enough to sleep when my hubby snores. Two bulldogs sounds like a choir of snoring when all 3 are there!

My dog is allowed in the bed and will occasionally sleep there with me, but usually he sleeps in his own bed in the bedroom with me. He does get up and snuggle on the occasional morning. The couch is a whole different story, we have learned to share that really well.

Not a chance. Even if a pet is brushed and bathed they still shed. I don't want that hair in my bed or on my furniture.

My dog has her own pillow in the bedroom. That's enough.

Nope, allergic to the cat...so she is not allowed in the bedroom. My puppy is still kenneled most nights and sleeps in there next to our bed. My mastiff, well he is huge and sleeps anywhere but my bed. I prefer only myself and hubby in our bed, plus the whole sleeping naked thing would creep me out with an animal in my bed.

This was a day before Christmas and these two got brand new beds for their gifts :happy:



The baby doesn't get a "real" bed until he gets a little bigger, so a pillow and some sheets suffice for now. I don't want to buy two overpriced pet beds for one dog :happy:



Sorry, but I'm a proud momma! :happy:

We don't have any pets currently but growing up I had a cocker-poo (small dog) and a cat and they both slept with me at night.

The cat, Sneakers, would be up by my head. She was smart - she figured out I tossed and turned a lot and that was the best place for her to be so she could be close, and even steal some heat, but without getting disturbed too much.

The dog, Duchess, would sleep anywhere near me where it was most comfortable. In the winter, I actually would put her under the blankets with me. In the summer, she'd stay down more near my feet so we weren't sharing too much body heat.

The cat I had before I met Hubs, Baby, wouldn't really sleep with me unless she was scared (storms, vet visit days). She might try to sleep by my feet now and then but as soon as I moved a bit, she was out of there. Definitely not a cuddler. She was a rescue cat so who knows what she might've had to endure before I found her.

:sad: I miss them all

My cats won't take 'no' for an answer, so they sleep on the bed whenever they want. My Great Pyrenees takes up the space of two adult humans, so she only gets to share the bed when the hubby is away.