16 Internet Users Share Whether They Let Their Pets Sleep In Their Beds And Why

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Snuggling up with your beloved floofs for a well-deserved nap on the couch is one of the coziest things you can ever do. The only thing that could make the experience better would be if it were gently raining outside the window. But do you extend the same cuddly courtesy to your cats and dogs when it’s actually time for bed?
The animal-loving members of the r/AskReddit community discussed whether they’re for or against letting their pets sleep in bed with them, and it’s an eye-opener. We’ve collected some of their most informative, witty, and wholesome responses to share with you. Scroll down to read all about people’s relationships with their pets.

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#1

I remember a quote, ” You have your job, your hobbies, your tv, phone, whatever… All they have is you.” I’m already depriving them of 8 hours when I’m working, why would I deprive them of another 8 when I’m home.

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#2

My cat has nothing against me sleeping in his bed.

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#3

I have trouble falling asleep if my cat isn’t in his usual spot on my legs. He considers this part of his job and stays there until he knows I’m asleep, then goes to his cat tree to keep watch. Sometimes if I wake up in the night he’ll come back over and cuddle me back to sleep.

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#4

My cats sleep wherever the hell they want. They spend more time on my bed than I do.

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#5

I don’t let my pets sleep in bed with me.

But that’s only because I currently only have fish as pets, and for some reason I don’t think they’d have a good night outside of their tank.

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#6

For. My cat always beats me upstairs and stands in the middle of the bed staring at the door waiting for me. When I lay down he spoons me and stays that way all night. I couldn’t sleep without him.

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#7

I’d let my dog borrow the car if he had a license.

Ashne405:

I’d let my dog borrow the car even without a license.

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#8

I am against, my wife is for so we have pets in the bed. We have a large bed so it is fine and we wash the sheets every 3 days. Sexy time is weird because they get kicked off and then watch us like a live action National Geographic.

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#9

I was against it until my childhood dog was nearing the end and all I wanted was for her to cuddle with me as much as possible but she wouldn’t stay on the bed. Now I just feel like we have so little time with them and I want them as close as possible, for as long as possible.

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#10

It depends on which one of my pets it is, one of my cats is an angel sent from above – she is so quiet and sleeps at my feet.. my other one likes to crawl up and meow loudly at any given moment in the night – he is so needy and proceeds to lay down as close to my face as he can and make biscuits with my skin.

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#11

Generally, for.

But when you have a 90lb pit bull that gives you a Dutch oven with gas so noxious that she herself gags on and runs from the room, there are times that it’s better if she stays on the couch.

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#12

For because they are part of the family.

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#13

“Glances down at the 60 pound husky whose spine is pressed against my legs while I scratch his ears”.

Against it? Nah. I have an extra blanket on the bed that gets washed more often, and he saint allowed in my sheets but, I legitimately get worried if my 6 year old dog isn’t in the bed part of the night with me. I need to feel his breathing and heartbeat so I know he’s ok. Also so if he has nightmares I can kiss him awake so he knows he’s safe.

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#14

My tiny cat? Sure.

My brother’s 120 pound German Shepherd? No.

I love Copper, (the German Shepherd) but he is huge and produces a LOT of smelly dog oil that gets into anything he lays in too long. He has designated dog beds for that reason.

Cats are small, and don’t have the same oily coat many dogs do.

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#15

Depends on the animal. My cat is welcome to sleep where he chooses but I wouldn’t share with a horse.

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#16

For. My feet are never cold at night and I don’t have to do the awful thing of wearing socks to bed. My pets are my foot warmers.

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