My two doggies sleep on our bed - in fact I miss them if they go and sleep on one of the kids beds, or underneath (as they sometimes do). We have a "throw" on the bed especially for them
Jo xxx
Azor has his own cover but he doesn/t keep to it.
Xena tried once to get on the bed but Azor gave a horrible growl and she never tried again.
Shame in one way as it is highly likely that until she came to us she was emotionally as well as physically neglected. She soaks up cuddles.
Now for believers in Fate: we were never planning on having another dog. Azor was the centre of our universe as far as canines were concerned. Then Xena turned up at the perrera, shaking and wide-eyed with terror, skinny, filthy and our Administrator said ...'That's just the dog you need as a companion for Azor'. Why she said that I don't know, she'd never said it about the hundreds of other much more appealing dogs dumped on us.
Sandra and I had a two-minute conflab and said 'Yes' so we took her home.
Now....before Xena there were mornings and evenings when Sandra got up or got ready to take Azor out and I snuggled down under the duvet or stayed with my book.
But now I have to get up and take Xena out walking as Sandra can't manage one huge and one large dog herself.
And...I had just been diagnosed with my heart thingy and told to exercise and lose weight. Now I walk at least two hours a day...and I've lost seven kilos since April.
So...I'm lighter and hopefully fitter and Xena has been rescued from a bad place and is our loving and much-loved companion along with Our Little Azor.
So...why were we at the kennels on that day when that particular dog was brought in....
Pure coincidence, I guess...
