That's too funny....sorry, but the dogs get really obnoxious like that when they don't have any water. KC swats around the empty bowl in the kitchen too. If they could only talk, it'd be a lot easier.
Daisy on Sep 02 at 09:13 AM
I just love how our pets find a way to communicate with us.
Needing water, food or just can't get the ball out from under the sofa.
Lynn on Sep 02 at 09:49 AM
Regina used to do that to me, alls she wanted some catnip. It took me months of the obnoxious 3 or 4 am wake-up calls to figure that out.
Stacy on Sep 02 at 09:51 AM
That's too funny!! He just doesn't feel secure when there's not food in that bowl!!
CatHerder on Sep 02 at 10:46 AM
I don't allow my furballs into the bedroom, I'd NEVER sleep!
Between Patches and Charlie trying to rub all over me (then fighting with the other cats for "position" on the bed), Spokes wanted to be petted (nudgenudgenudge), Cyrus singing and Alvin bouncing off the walls... I'd be up all night!
Keeping them out of the bedroom helps with allergy and sinus issues, especially since Patches' favorite spot is on my head.
Connie on Sep 02 at 10:56 AM
Batman puts his nose under my hand while I'm sleeping if he decides it is time to wake up and pet him. Or he licks my toes. The cats would probably like to sleep on the bed, but Batman says no one else can be up there but him. I feel lucky he allows me to sleep there.
Rhonda on Sep 02 at 11:02 AM
That's how Colton wakes me up every morning! He will stick his big head under my hand and nudge it to get petted.
Romeo LOVES to lay on our chests. He doesn't sleep with us, but if we are taking a nap on the couch...he there on our chests. It was okay when he was only 10 pounds, but he's about 15 pounds now and HEAVY!
Ojo on Sep 02 at 08:31 PM
I'm notorious for waking Mom up about 15 minutes before her alarm goes off. I just want to make sure she hears it and isn't late for work.
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Joann on Sep 02 at 08:39 AM