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Dogs in Beds?

Do you let your dog/cat lay on your bed? I know some people that do not allow animals on any furniture what so ever. Well. We do. I have leather furniture for a reason. Dog hair does not stick to it! As far as the bed. I keep an old sheet over the duvet cover. This makes it easy to wash every couple of days and keeps the duvet from getting ruined. The dogs don't sleep with us. Hatfield usually sleeps on the couch and Lilly in her kennel. Perla does sleep with us though. She usually sleeps in between our feet. Kev will sometimes let Lilly come lay with me for about 30 minutes in the morning. However, on the weekends we allow everybody to get in the bed and cuddle.

Hatfield usually hangs out at the bottom of the bed, but Lilly loves to be right in your face.


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