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Show Your Spoiled Dog Pictures.

I have never understood people who refused to allow their dogs on their furniture. The living room furniture I bought was specifically chosen for two reasons: 1) comfort for me, and 2) survivability from dogs.
Well, sometimes there’s not enough room for me or the Mrs to stretch out.
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It really varies based on the type of dog and the owner(s). Patti is short-haired and grooms a lot, so she rarely smells and doesn't shed a ton. Plus she doesn't take up a lot of room unless she stretches out. So she's allowed on pretty much all the chairs and the couch, as well as our bed during the day. She sleeps in a crate, though, and she's not allowed on the guest bed.

If we had a bigger or longer-haired dog, we might be a bit more restrictive.
 
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Two of my three sleep under the covers. I use a duvet to cover the other half of the bed. Sparky sleeps on the duvet at the foot of the bed. I have a second old duvet that is folded up in thirds on the nightstand on the other side and a chair pushed up against it. One of the other two will wiggle his way into that for the night. The other will either get under the covers on my side or under the half duvet next to me. I have to check before I turn out the bathroom light so I don't accidentally sit on one of my boys.

BTW, my youngest, Peanut, is 9 today! Bon anniversaire mon ami.

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