just M.E. Posted September 5, 2008 Share Posted September 5, 2008 hermudders - how quickly they grow up, one day your little mommy's girl, the next day a fun grown independent b**tch!! Link to comment
Cognitive_Canine Posted September 5, 2008 Share Posted September 5, 2008 I think it's the dog's hips. Maybe the dog doesn't feel comfortable jumping up so high because the dog knows that their hips aren't as strong as they used to be and getting down would hurt just as much. Maybe your dog fell off your bed when you weren't there and is now afraid of climbing on top of it. Link to comment
DaBladeRoden Posted September 5, 2008 Share Posted September 5, 2008 lol, she's gonna have to say to the thread again how the bed isn't high off the ground. Link to comment
Cognitive_Canine Posted September 5, 2008 Share Posted September 5, 2008 lol, she's gonna have to say to the thread again how the bed isn't high off the ground. Even so. My grandmothers dog fell out of a chair and hurt her back. She refuses to get off the ground now. Granted, she is a smaller dog but the little dog to chair height ratio is probably smaller than to the medium sized dog to bed height ratio. Link to comment
hers Posted September 7, 2008 Author Share Posted September 7, 2008 Well she slept with me last night, but probably b/c I'm at a friend's house out of town and the bed was the only place for her to sleep. So I got some cuddle time in with her last night but that's about it. Ho hum. Link to comment
Kaz1308 Posted March 19, 2009 Share Posted March 19, 2009 Have you tried sleeping with the covers over your head when I do this my dog goes nuts until I pop my head out then she stays next to me until I get up if she thinks there is something wrong then maybe she will be more prone to sleep beside you just to make sure you are o.k. Hope it helps. Link to comment
lost1607307474 Posted March 19, 2009 Share Posted March 19, 2009 I think it's the dog's hips. Maybe the dog doesn't feel comfortable jumping up so high because the dog knows that their hips aren't as strong as they used to be and getting down would hurt just as much. Maybe your dog fell off your bed when you weren't there and is now afraid of climbing on top of it. You know what, this is a really good point because this is why my dog stopped sleeping in my bed. He slept in my bed every single night, but as he got older he stopped. I nailed it down to the fact that he started to get arthritis and jumping up/ getting down off the bed was quite painful on his joints. Now he is thirteen and can barely jump onto a couch. He hasn't slept on my bed for years I know it's quite likely that this isn't the case with your dog but I just thought I'd mention it! I know how you feel though... I miss the company of my little furry friend in my bed with me! Link to comment
hers Posted March 19, 2009 Author Share Posted March 19, 2009 I think it was just the warm weather. She slept in my bed all through winter and I still wake up in teh middle of the night now with her in bed. It's getting warmer now and I can tell being in bed isn't as fun to her anymore, as she sleeps on the couch or her bed on the floor. So yeah, just the weather I'm sure! Link to comment
lost1607307474 Posted March 19, 2009 Share Posted March 19, 2009 I think it was just the warm weather. She slept in my bed all through winter and I still wake up in teh middle of the night now with her in bed. It's getting warmer now and I can tell being in bed isn't as fun to her anymore, as she sleeps on the couch or her bed on the floor. So yeah, just the weather I'm sure! Aw! That's good. At least in the colder months you get get snuggly with her again Link to comment
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