• FlashMobOfOne@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    I have the opposite problem.

    I’m very sensitive to heat, so when my pups adjust position it always wakes me up, and I want to kick them out of bed but it would be way too unkind, so I am dealing with it until my body adjusts. Thankfully that’ll be less of an issue once summer’s passed.

    • chiliedogg@lemmy.world
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      2 months ago

      Had a chihuahua that was a master of sniluggling up to my chest, then extending her tiny legs between my ribs making me scoot over.

      In a few hours I’d be teetering on the edge of the mattress while the 6-pound princess had the whole bed to herself.

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      2 months ago

      If you’re not up at 3am you miss the sunrise when the rodents are most active.

      Why would you want to miss that?

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    2 months ago

    I miss my cat. I’m a side sleeper and she would (eventually, after doing her night cat stuff) sleep right on whichever butt cheek was facing up. I’d need to roll over, first few times I’d just wait longer in that position but eventually I’d just slowly start changing position and she’d wake up and hop over to the side to let me roll over then settle back on her spot once I had settled.

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    2 months ago

    One of our cats curls up at or on my feet at night. I generally get a little bit of movement, but if there’s too much, the claws come out, and I get punished.

    If I wake up, he often comes up to my head and demands attention. He rarely actually wakes me up, he has the decency to wait for me to wake up. Usually.

    Still a better deal than my wife gets, our 60lb dog loves to curl up with her, baking her and sometimes even kicking her out of bed. Several times a week I wake up and she’s not there, while the dog is curled up on her pillow.

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    2 months ago

    I roll around all over in my sleep. my brother had a cat that loved to sleep with people. she would sleep in one little corner when on my bed.

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    2 months ago

    My ex-street dog:

    Prison mode activated. Someone is trying to shiv or smother me in my cell. Make blood curdling threat noises and fake bite anything at body temperature.

    Oh, we were snuggling? Let me give you a betrayed face.