Adorable Moment When Captain Jack, The Cat, Was Rescued From A Sailboat After His Owner Died A Week Before
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"I'm being pretty reasonable and giving him a bunch of options"
As per research, two out of every three owners of dogs and cats allow their pets to sleep on their beds at night. They are ecstatic to share their room and bed with their adorable, cuddly pals since they adore them so much.
Pets are shrewd enough to pull off some pretty daring ploys to win themselves a particular spot in their owners' hearts and rooms. They often train their owner(s) to become accustomed to this behavior by dividing their owner's legs, lying between partners, and progressively rising from the bottom of the bed or nestling on their pillow.
However, if your partner isn't as fond of animals as you or has different opinions about where the pet belongs in the house, it might cause tension or disagreements. If you're the one who's not thrilled about your dog lying on the same bed with you, this could be problematic.
Some people would even split up with a partner who has a problem with their dog. So pet owners are responsible for explicitly specifying the boundaries that apply to their animals.
The OP has never had any pets, not even a fish, but her BF has always had dogs. And honestly, while the OP loves dogs, sometimes they gross her out.
Her boyfriend lets his dog sleep in bed and cuddle on the sofa with him, but the OP is against it. This brought about an argument, and you can read all about it below.
My boyfriend wants to share a bed with his dog. I sometimes want to sleep with my boyfriend but I don't want to sleep in bed with his dog or in sheets that smell strongly of dog. How do we compromise?
Allowing a pet into the bedroom means it can cross some boundaries, which can backfire because the pet may believe it's gaining territory and become more dominant. We're not all going to have the same tastes in things; that much is true but let's be honest: if we did, life might get really monotonous!
It's acceptable for certain people to simply not be animal lovers but the way the person treats your pet is what should be looked into.