[Lardman]

Tough !

It's bad enough he took a flying leap to get there but its really un-nerving trying to sleep with someone staring at you. 

[evie2]

I woke up this morning, looked at the time and thought OH had slept in, turned over and there was Pip, head on OHs pillow, legs in the air , fast asleep

Haven't we taught our pets well

[joyfull]

he really is gorgeous lardman 

[plum crumble]

is that the "Feed Me Now" look Lardman? 

[Lardman]

he really is gorgeous lardman 

TY Joy, I can't tell him that though - he already thinks the world revolves around him as it is    As he's getting older his face is really filling out,  I suspect it's all the chewing.

is that the "Feed Me Now" look Lardman? 

Close - it's the "Im bored, what'cha doing ?" look, the feed me now if far more intense 

Haven't we taught our pets well

Yes - this one is entirely my fault ... I've always allowed him to sit on my lap for a cuddle, now every time I'm horizontal Im fair game. Most of the time he's on my lap before I've actually managed to sit down. 

[joyfull]

staffies faces do fill out from the age of three onwards. It is sometimes called the staffie skull crack and some people even believe this is what happens but it is just pure muscle growth 

[evie2]

That's interesting joyfull

[Trillium]

There sure isn't much space left to share, is there?   

[Lardman]

There sure isn't much space left to share, is there?   

What are you implying Trill ?      It's a very narrow sofa honest.

[Chaz1985]

That about sums up my Boxer Scarlet who weighs in at approx 30kg which is over half of my body weight. She has been allowed on to the sofa and bed (I know she shouldn't) since a being a puppy. I can barely sit on the sofa before I am effectively pinned and 'snogged', her way of showing she loves me. Also duvet wars is always fun, between the dog and boyfriend I usually end up with about 6 inches of duvet and bed left! Even better when puppy gets cold she creeps under the duvet, waking up with a rather large boxer sharing your pillow is always an interesting experience. I wouldn't however change her for the world 

[Trillium]

Thought it was bad enough when my Persian cat used to wedge himself between us in the bed. Can't imagine what it's like with a boxer in place     Morning breath must be something appalling 

[plum crumble]

    Morning breath must be something appalling 

 
oh Trills, surely the dog will get used to it? 

[snowdrops]

  I need to clean my coffee off my iPad now

[compostqueen]

 

I must say that I would not allow dog on or in my bed now. My little JR used to hide under my pillow but he had his basket at the side of my bed  and knew to lie in it 

Looking after the loudest snoring pug, and a very heavy Basset, I've drawn the line and they now sleep downstairs, and are happy there as they know that's where they sleep.  Best if you start as you mean to go on 

[Lardman]

    Morning breath must be something appalling 

 
oh Trills, surely the dog will get used to it? 

    

I don't want Max on the bed either - I've seen what he eats/walks in / sniffs and licks, the only time he is allowed upstairs is when it's bath time; it's also nice to be able to have a break from being slobbered on occasionally