I remember when our cat,Patch's, use to sleep with us.... One nite DH is on this back with legs separated.. She decided to sleep there,bad mistake........ When he decided to turn on his side...well, there Patch's went..... screaming and in mid air....!!!!
She even hit the wall!!!!.....DH felt terrible!!!! She just looked @ him like, What did I do????
She got him back.....The next morning @ 4:30am ,he didn't get up to go to work[day off].... She came in and started licking his head.....Time to get up!!!![ She was better than the alarm]
He had to get up because she wouldn't stop!!! He went in and started making coffee and was looking for her...... She had gone back to the bedroom and gotten in bed with me....... Her mission was accomplished. LOL LOL LOL

I can relate to that. If they are not on my bed I feel out of sorts. I like knowing that they are there when I wake up during the night.

With 2 goldens we have been there too, in a king size, with the darlings spread out in the middle and my DH and I hanging on to the edge of the bed. Now they are too old to jump on the bed and we kinda miss that.

i had two cats with me last night. so yep, i know.

I know how that is, but only one of ours sleeps with us.
Tha tan one in my avatar, she doen't hog the bed much, just jumps up & growels than lays back down ( hope she catches what ever she is after soon. :-)
I am a very light sleeper, get woke a few times at night, hubby sleeps right through.

Yep, we have one in the bed with us, she starts off at he bottom of the bed and gradually creeps up between us during the night, with hubby usually complaining that he hasn't got enough space, although it's a king size bed. I tell him to move her but he doesn't like to disturb her, she's like a baby. :)

I TOTALLY relate!!!
But cats are smaller hehehehe

Thanks for the great post :D:D:D:D:D

I can relate, too! We have 2 labs in bed with us (a queen!!) Worse-the chocolate (who considers herself royalty) usually insists on taking the middle.

Your labs are really cute, especially the white one, not much space for you when they are in I'm sure.:) :lol:

LOL I can relate to that. Buddy our 105 lb Dalmation would sleep between us giving hubby the round side and me the feet and yipping in my face when he dreamed. His feet would also move when he would dream. When he did sleep in his own bed I would cover him up before going to bed...if he woke up without his cover he would come and bump my side of the bed so I would get up and cover him back up. As you can see I am well trained :)
sass