Lady has slept with us since day one. My husband and I caved early because she wimpered so pitifully when we gated her in the laundry at night (that is where she spends the work day). Some of you may recall that one of husbands request when we got Prince was that he does not sleep with us. Prince is absolutely fine in a crate. Not a peep from him. However, just last night hubby let Prince in the bed (we have had him one month). I love having them both with us......and sometimes a cat. Prince snuggled up to my neck like a scarf and stayed there all night. Awwwwww, so cute. Also very surprised hubby caved with Prince.

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These sweet little Chis know how to worm their way into our hearts!

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He really likes Prince! Yeah!

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My chihuahua's have always slept with me! It's one of the fun parts of having a small dog. I find them very comforting and have trouble sleeping without a dog!

Winnie has been in the bed with me since I brought her home. She can get on and off our king size bed, with a stool, so she gets down and uses her pad for potty and comes right back under the covers, we like it, no we love it, she's only 3lbs but we haven't squished her yet, I know she supposed to kennel but I love my "nuggles" at night


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Douglas sleeps in my bed, pressed up against me and cuddling my ferrets. I've never had a problem with it. He tried to defend me when someone woke me up one morning but he is always protective.

Butterbean sleeps in my bed, on top of the covers, but I keep some doggie blankets in a little heap she can snuggle into if she needs the extra warmth (at Thanksgiving she'll get her Christmas present from my mom--a Tiger Dreamz trundle bed, that I expect will become her favorite soft spot to curl up). My bed is queen-size, so she can always find her own space if she wants it. I'd say about half the time she's by herself, and half the time sleeping next to me. Even then, there's some variety. Sometimes she snuggles into the space between my arm and body, with her chin resting on her paws resting on my shoulder. Sometimes if I'm on my side and my legs are bent, she'll snuggle into the crook behind my knees! A lot of times, she'll just back her little rear up against me when she wants some reassuring contact but not too much of it.

She's also perfected the art of waking me by standing up and shaking (not trembling--I mean the full-body shake all dogs do to fluff their fur out or whatever) when she needs to go out. I wake up to the jangle of dog-tags, and find her looking at me as if to say, "Oh, you're awake too? Well, since we're both up, if you wouldn't mind . . ."

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