To: dfwgator
Except...our dog (110 lbs) Clod Hopper, didn't like sleeping with me, he kept pushing me out of the bed, onto the tile floor. Our bed dog is about 90 pounds. He sneaks up at night onto the foot of the bed and can roll up into a remarkably tight ball, you'd never notice him there. The problem is, he expands as he sleeps, like a glacier, taking up more and more room till I am getting pushed off the bed or have no covers. Heh... so I get up. Sheesh.
To: ravingnutter
Woops... I quoted you, but replied to the wrong post... above. :~)
To: HairOfTheDog
Our bed dog is 86 pounds. She's our smallest and youngest dog. We've taught her not to “expand”, and she willingly gets up and moves if we ask her. Unfortunately, she sleeps in the middle of the bed, sometimes sharing our pillows. :)
39 posted on
09/23/2008 10:37:41 AM PDT by
trisham
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