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How does your pet sleep? I am always fascinated watching Dobby sleep. We’ve had him just over two months now and he just cracks me up. Sometimes he sleeps on his back with his legs straight up in the air. I can’t imagine how it’s comfortable, or how his legs stay up! And yet he seems so comfy. I mean he must be, because he stays that way! Maybe I should enter him in the Comfy Canine Contest that The Company Store is running from now until April 27.
If you’re interested in entering, go to The Company Store’s Facebook page, make sure to hit the ‘like’ button, and then submit a picture of your favorite pooch in his or her comfiest position. There are prizes involved – up to 10 weekly winners will be chosen to receive that week’s featured prize. At the end of the contest, the one photo submission with the most votes will be awards the grad price, a $500 shopping spree at The Company Store.
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We have a cat that has decided my husband’s spot on the bed is his. He get there early and no matter what you do ends up sleeping there. My husband as been pushed off.
We do not have pets because of my daughter’s allergies and asthma but pers do sleep funny just like kids do!
Our American Eskimo slept that way also – on his back with four legs in the air. Was the silliest thing to see.
Funny! My pet sleeps just like that. If it is late at night and he wants to go to bed, he’ll cover his face with his paws or stick his head under the throw pillow on the couch.
My Roxie’s place on the bed is normal; what never fails to amuse me though is the way she circles many times before laying down and curling herself.
Our dogs were always hilarious sleepers. They slept with us in bed, but still cracked us up.