Clever, clever, clever greyhound!

I would definately say very clever greyhound, very egg on your face husband.

very clever greyhound!

daisy does something similar.........whines for a wee at 2.30am......mum gets up and lets her out.  we go back upstairs and dad decides he needs the bathroom.  mum gets into bed, daisy gets onto bed (where dave has been installed since much earlier).  dad comes back from bathroom and finds no room in the marital bed so trots off to spare room.

nice !!

yvonne wrote:

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I sorted this problem out a long time ago.

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Sympathy for Rhonas husband!!

I thought I had it sorted out in this house too! I bought two large leather sofa's for the dogs...they didnt sit on them..too cold? Bought two large fleece throws, no, too warm? Bought large donut style bed...not too keen, so bought another fleece...ah comfort at last.  Now they can flit between the sofa's and the bed.  No wrong!! Last night, Mac transformed my double bed into a 'double donut' bed, with pillows placed strategically for maximum comfort.  I went back into the lounge...cat sleeping on one of the large sofa's I'll stretch out on the other one for 10 mins, relax before bed.  No, wrong again....woke up at 5am with alarm ringing in the bedroom, complete with the cat lying ontop of me! 

At the end of the day, it doesnt seem to matter what the ratio of beds/sofas to GH's is, you still end up on the floor at some point, as it seems to be the only place you can get some room!!

Dawn......presently perched on arm of chair as all other avaiable space, except floor, is taken up!! 

as much as i laughed at the tale my taylor doesnt come upstairs tried it she dont like it.she also puts her front paws on couch for a bit of close tlc.but if i had my way id sleep beside my grey compared to my hubbys snoring.ive lay beside her on her bed and one day she like it the nextn shes pushing me off my hubby tried it she growled on mummy`s allowed on my bed he he he