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MommyOfSchnauzers:
Dazy was "sleeping" with Alyx until my husband went in to check on them.  She decided to relocate to our room.  Hubby got back into bed, and she was sitting beside the bed "talking" to us.  He told her to get in the bed.  So, here I lay, on my side of the bed where Dorko Dazy has decided she wants to be.  So when she jumped onto the bed... she jumped onto the lil tiny  space left at the side of the bed.  Picture a big black bear balancing on a lil ball.  That's what she looked like all squeezed there.  But she didn't land on me.  So that's a good thing. ROFL.  She then manages to get by our feet and "crawl" up between me and hubby.  LOL  What a Dork!

doggylover:
LOL Mel, this is why Pookie isn't allowed on our bed.  The few times he was allowed to 'sleep' with us, he started out like Dazy, "oh I'm sooo little, I won't take up any room, you can't even see me, I'll just crawl on up there, real sweetlike".  Pretty soon he is sprawled between us, kicking me in the face, farting so bad the sheets are turning brown from the fumes. 

doggylover:
Mel, when I was 18 I house sat for friends of my mother's who had 6 or 8 dogs I can't remember which.  One of them was a tiny tan cocker named Peanut (cutest dog ever) and the rest were great danes and bigger.  The people were dog FUREAKS, I mean even compared to all of us. 
They had removed the closing mechanism on all of their doors so that the dogs couldn't get accidently shut into any one room.  The other thing is that ALL of the dogs slept with them, in their bed. 
The problem was that they had a waterbed.  You would jusssstt be drifting off to bed, when a car would drive by the house, and HOLY H3LL, EVERY dogger would JUMP up barking and running to the window.  The cocker and myself would get thrown off the bed in the violent earthquake that ensued. 
Both of the parents were like 300 pounds so I think they just sorta sank into the bed and didn't get tossed, but I was 19 and lightweight.  They paid me three hundred dollars for the week and it was harder earned than that time I was a janitor in a wharehouse and I had to clean the men's urinals.  Don't even ask me about the time I forgot to ask if there was anyone in there before trapsing in...
::Runs away screaming from the memories::

longshadowfarms:
ROFLOL!!!!!!!!!  You guys are too funny!

EllieAndBlu:

--- Quote from: doggylover on July 07, 2006, 03:11:26 pm ---Mel, when I was 18 I house sat for friends of my mother's who had 6 or 8 dogs I can't remember which.  One of them was a tiny tan cocker named Peanut (cutest dog ever) and the rest were great danes and bigger.  The people were dog FUREAKS, I mean even compared to all of us. 
They had removed the closing mechanism on all of their doors so that the dogs couldn't get accidently shut into any one room.  The other thing is that ALL of the dogs slept with them, in their bed. 
The problem was that they had a waterbed.  You would jusssstt be drifting off to bed, when a car would drive by the house, and HOLY H3LL, EVERY dogger would JUMP up barking and running to the window.  The cocker and myself would get thrown off the bed in the violent earthquake that ensued. 
Both of the parents were like 300 pounds so I think they just sorta sank into the bed and didn't get tossed, but I was 19 and lightweight.  They paid me three hundred dollars for the week and it was harder earned than that time I was a janitor in a wharehouse and I had to clean the men's urinals.  Don't even ask me about the time I forgot to ask if there was anyone in there before trapsing in...
::Runs away screaming from the memories::


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Ronda - oh THANK YOU for posting this... I feel so LESS crazy now, cause I live in a house with 8 dogs (and a cat)-but thankfully ONLY two dig dogs sleep with me - that is unless my roomie is out of town... then my two "bigs" get booted and I have to sleep with her four "littles" (three chi's and daschund)!

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