This way you can decide when and where the dog can come on the bed and that puts you in charge. I would suggest that it be as an âinvitation onlyâ instance and not an âautomaticâ right for dogs on the bed. If this behavior is allowed to escalate the pup may growl or even bite the partner attempting to enter the bed or asking the dog to move over. (5) Dogs can become overprotective of one partner. If you suffer from them and dog dander adds to your discomfort, then the worst place for your dog is on your pillow. They can shed hair and leave other nastiness lodged in their paws from walks outside on your bed.
A recent survey reported that as many at 21 percent of dogs snore at night keeping their owners awake. They can wake you up at night and disrupt your sleep. In my region where Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses are rampant, the risk is high. (1) Ticks and other nasty bugs, like fleas, have an easier time jumping from the dog to you. (4) Dog can easily alert you when he needs to go outside in the morning for his first walk of the day. Have you ever heard the expression âa three dog night?â That refers to a night that is so cold you need three dogs to keep you warm. The close proximity of the dog to you is the ultimate protection. No one will sneak up on you while sleeping. This can be an incredibly comforting and emotional experience. (1) It feels good to have your best buddy by your side. Letâs look at the advantages and disadvantages of letting the pup on the pillow. Any young puppy should sleep in a crate until housebroken and mature enough to jump up and off the bed without risk of injury. Some say absolutely not and others offer great ways to make it work for human and canine. Dear Sleeping Dogs: You will find trainers and behaviorists on both sides of the bed about this issue.
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