Puzzle Description:

Inspired by a cartoon on I Love Dogs on Facebook.

#1: Joel Lynn (furface1) on Mar 30, 2013 [SPOILER]

(I thought it was a cat) Fun puzzle!

Thanks, Joel. Same difference. I have a rather large cat that does this. Bed, sofa, chair, whatever. If I move him he will then crawl up on my shoulder in the baby burping position and I'm supposed to support his rear and pat him on the butt.

I guess it kinda reminded me of Fred Flintstone putting his saber-toothed cat out for the night, then locking himself out of the house. WILMA!!!!

So funny! My dog does this, only upside down. I'm training her to keep her head at the top. Since she is small (minipoo) and my bed is big (queen), there's plenty of room for both of us. :-)

She also likes being held and talked to like a baby. Perfect solution to empty nest syndrome. :-)

Don't know how they do it, but even mini dogs somehow manage to take up most of a large bed and leave you hanging off the edge.

This could be my dog Katy right down to the red collar and how much room she takes up on the bed. She loves it when my hubby works night shift so she can have his side of the bed! This is an awesome puzzle!

Thanks, Susan.

I just love it when my cats take offense that I DARE to roll over in my own bed

It's amazing how a small cat can weigh a ton when your try to move it so you can roll over. And watch out for moving feet. An attractive target for a cat in the middle of the night.:)

Great puzzle. If the dog wasn't black, I would think it was my terrier.

Thanks, Susan.

I've said it before, but I just love it when an old gem resurfaces!

Thanks, Bill

Thanks Norma!

You are welcome, Shrek.

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