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A small study of adults found that people sleep just fine with a dog in the bedroom but less so when the dog is actually in the bed. A good solution may be to keep a dog bed beside your...
Should Your Dog Sleep in Bed With You? We get it! Who can resist snuggling up with their pooch? But is it okay to let your dog sleep in your bed? We look at the benefits and drawbacks, with experts’ advice on how to do it right.
Letting your dog sleep in the bed: Good or bad idea? According to Jerry Klein, the chief veterinary officer with the American Kennel Club, surveys have shown that nearly 50% of pet owners share their bed or bedroom with their pet. Who can blame you?
Do you let your dog sleep in your bed with you at night? Research has shown that slightly less than one-half of all pet owners share their bed or bedroom with their pet.
This ultimate guide on sleeping with dogs answers everything you need to know including the benefits (and the safety) of having dogs in bed, how to get your dog on (or off) the bed, and many more. Click to check it out.
Allowing your dog to sleep with you increases your bond, lets you spend more time with your pup, and gives you a warm companion to snuggle up to. However, there are a number of things you should consider before making a decision to allow your dog to sleep in bed with you.
Research shows 56% of people report sleeping with a pet in their bedroom, and nearly 35% of children share their bed with a pet at night. Co-sleeping may even be preferred by your pet, with over 86% of puppies choosing to sleep near a human when they have the opportunity.