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[KellyRRoberts4]

The Mini Schnauzer and my Maine Coon cat sleep with me. The cat cuddles on my shoulder, the dog in the crook of my knees...
No issue there with me, it's when you throw the BF in ontop of that that I might freak out in the middle of the night bc I can't move!

 

[spotfin]

Our 2 dogs sleep in their own kennels in our bedroom. They will never sleep on our bed at night, although we do let them on to nap from time to time during the day if we are home. I was always under the impression that letting your do sleep on/in your bed was not a good idea because of dominance issues.

 

[Cookie*]

I have no problems sleeping with animals, however, it cannot be a restless animal that is gonna be moving around all night keeping me awake. I sleep with my cat, and just about every night as I sleep on my stomach, she is asleep on my back. If I fall asleep on my back, she is asleep on my thighs. Best teddy bear ever.

 

[Ash]

My dog sleeps with me... as long as dog is not muddy and is clean I dont have a problem with it. Most of the time she sleeps under the bed anywho...

 

[dmopar74]

i takes naps with my dog, we even like to spoon each other.

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

If i'm home, my cat is stuck to my side. She always has to be in the same room with me and hates it when i'm on the computer.

How cute

 

[Gearhead]

Ya, I raised her from a 4 week old kitten. Her cage was in my room until she was big enough to wander around by herself. She sleeps hugging my neck with her head under my chin.

 

[knifegill]

I'd be totally fine with it, but I'm such a fiber-phobe that I'll straight up leave the room if someone flaps a sheet while I'm eating. So if I had a hairless dog he'd be welcome at my feet in bed. But with hairs everywhere getting in my mouth and ears and nose like hellish torture, no way. Not ever. I'd rather have my index fingers go permanently numb than eat a hair.

 

[Gearhead]

You almost never get hair in your mouth, and especially not your nose or eyes. Trust me, I sleep with a cat in my face.

 

[Clay]

No dogs in the bed. Ever. They have their own beds in the sunroom.