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I don't have pets anymore but when I did, my dogs slept in the same room, near me, but on the floor.  My (one) cat, ON the bed but way down at the end.

That might be different if I got another dog or cat now.  I can't look at the ads from the Humane Society or I might "cave".   haha

11 years ago. Rating: 23
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yes,if I try and sneak in the bedroom without my 2 cats one will just throw himself at the door until I let him in,he sleeps on the pillow next to me,the other one is happy to sleep beside me,but both have to be touching me

11 years ago. Rating: 22
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Yes we do, but it is not like a few years ago. When we first got married, my present wife was the caretaker of four Great Danes, and they did sleep with her but when I moved in, we had to limit it to two. The first night I stayed over, someone made a "noise" they weren't accustomed to, and for a minute, I was concerned I might be the recipient of an a$$ chewing.

11 years ago. Rating: 22
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11 years ago. Rating: 21
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My little dog sleeps with me every night in the same position Digger sleeps with you. My big dog  prefers to sleep by himself most nights.

11 years ago. Rating: 20
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Yes!  I have always let my pets sleep with me!  (well not the mice).  I used to sleep in the middle of the bed and my dog would be on one side, the cat on the other, and they would play this game over me to wake me up!  Now I have a cat...who either sleeps back to back with me or cuddles up close to my face- touching me, of course!  I really don't sleep well without a pet cuddled up to me (used to drive my spouse nuts-o)...Hmmm, I kept the cat but will (very) soon be divorced.  Go Figure-LOL

11 years ago. Rating: 20
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When I had my cat, he always slept

in the crook of my knees, which meant 

that was the position I had to assume.

11 years ago. Rating: 19
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Worthless sleeps where he wants to but that is mostly with me................

11 years ago. Rating: 18
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Yes and no.  It depends upon the pet and the pet's manners. 

I once had a wonderful dog... (a few actually)... This particular dog loved me beyond the beyond. 

I was very sick with Pneumonia, and that dog (who never slept on the bed) lay beside me in the bed until I became better.  In the very middle days, when I was very sick, I woke up and thought, "Who the heck is beside me?".  That dog licked my cheek once as I floated off into a place of healing ... he did this each time I woke up. 

Eventually I grew healthier and the dog left the bed. 

He was very happy when I could take him for his walks again.   ...   I think he had an agenda.

 

..... Gotta love the dog!

11 years ago. Rating: 18
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When I had a dog, I had a few non-negotiable rules. Since I paid the family "doghouse" mortgage,heating and air conditioning bills, she was barred from the following:

- the kitchen table when I ate

-the couch at all times

-my bedroom,let alone my bed, at all times.

We all lived happily ever after.

 

 

11 years ago. Rating: 18
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One of my cats sleeps with me. She lies partly under my arm and on  my shoulder, with her paw on my neck, I fall to sleep, listening to her purring. Does not mind been covered. She does not allow my second cat on the bed.

11 years ago. Rating: 18
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My dog Jack  does  not believe he is a dog  . so the  answer is    a big yes  he sleeps  with me

11 years ago. Rating: 18
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Our cat comes and goes but we always welcome her.

11 years ago. Rating: 17
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Ever since i can remember i have had a pet dog which slept on my bed, not much room however with two Irish Setters and a ex, at one time , a lot better now with a cat and miniture Dachsund.

11 years ago. Rating: 16
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My pets, dogs and cats, always slept with me. I  am down to one dog and one cat now.

11 years ago. Rating: 13
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Not so much anymore.  The dog has found his way into my room, and he sleeps near the bed (actually follows me from room to room at all times).  The cat used to hang out, and still does occasionally, but she likes to be under a chair near the front window; it gets too hot when she parks on my chest and I have become more restless in my sleep. 
I don't mind the company in the least.  

11 years ago. Rating: 11
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ONLY IF SHE BEHEAVES HERSELF ?

11 years ago. Rating: 8
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While   the subject is  on pets sleeping in   your bed,  has any one of you  ever heard of a  bird  namely a  small parrot   who likes to get out of  his cage  come and  get in bed  with you  namely  your head   and roost  I know  its true  cause    she is my bird

11 years ago. Rating: 8
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Yep..mine have run of the household and the bed!...One sleeps on my head!...@Colleen..yer bed looks positively empty compared to mine...I sleep/stay awake in the tiny space they allocate me..You`ve got it made!!;-) 

lol!...i used to have a parrot ..but she was naughty enough in the day!...I would have been pecked to death had it slept in my bed!:-z...(cue Dowsa...the answer is bound to be henpecking)!!lol!;-)

11 years ago. Rating: 7
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Hi,

I let my mosquito's out before I go to sleep. Well there not taken much place but I think they need a lot of fresh air at night ;).

Greetings Puran

11 years ago. Rating: 6
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No and as you are saying that you do then it is dangerous as no one knows when they will become mad and attack you ...

11 years ago. Rating: 3
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i might it dependes when my puppy stops chewing stuff then i will let him sleep on my bed!!!

:) :) :) :)

xxxxxx

11 years ago. Rating: 2
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