Mira
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Tue Oct-20-09 08:05 PM
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Can / or does your dog do this at bedtime? |
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Bob Van Peer filmed his dog Cooper doing his evening bed time ritual http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tjD3Tpdk9U
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Wed Oct-21-09 12:33 AM
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1. Yes, I dog-sat a mini-pinscher who burrowed into blankets. |
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Wed Oct-21-09 08:10 AM
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Just last night with our Mini-Pin 'next door dog' whose 'parents' are out of town. How does she breathe down there?
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Wed Oct-21-09 01:21 AM
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Thanks, Mira! Funniest thing I've seen all day!
:hi:
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Wed Oct-21-09 02:44 AM
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My little girl mini-dachshunds get under the blankets by themselves. They are in bed right now waiting for me. My little boy dachshund isn't as smart as the girls and I have to cover him up when I go to bed.
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Wed Oct-21-09 06:43 AM
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4. Oh yes my dachshund does that. |
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Very often, he will get help from a human, but it is amazing how well he can wrap himself up on his own!
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Wed Oct-21-09 07:07 AM
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They are always buried under a blanket somewhere in the house. Sometimes in the AM I have to help them untangle themselves from their blankies in their crate.
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Wed Oct-21-09 07:09 AM
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6. Our rat terrier burrows under the blankets |
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My theory is that some dogs are more secure in a den.
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Wed Oct-21-09 08:05 AM
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7. Great technique, eh, Mira! |
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Looks more like 'Basset' than Dashhund.
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Mira
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Wed Oct-21-09 08:32 AM
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9. It cracked me up - reminded me of myself N/T |
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Wed Oct-21-09 09:31 AM
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Bailey CAN do it, but the preferred method is to sit there and stare at us until we lift the blanket for him. Then he slides under the covers and sleeps between us.
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Wed Oct-21-09 01:42 PM
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11. I have an Italian Greyhound who burrows in the blankets on the bed every night |
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Edited on Wed Oct-21-09 01:42 PM by Mudoria
It's a ritual he's done every night since I've had him.
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Wed Oct-21-09 06:35 PM
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12. Oh geez that is funny |
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No, our dog doesn't like to be covered with stuff at all
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