yes in our house.
how about yours?
and i must give credit to shelter, a new blog i discovered and saved about 290343 pictures from (this being one of them).
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22 comments:
Of course. As long as she's not digging a hole to China.
Dogs, Cats, Birds - they're all more welcome on the furniture than most people I know.
nope! i can't afford to replace damaged furniture. we have a beagle that will chew on anything, couches, pillows and rugs included.
For sure! She's too cute to make her sit on the floor.
No dogs, but many many cats!
We have two cats and the only place they're not allowed is anywhere food is prepared/served.
They're family members. Do you make your nieces and nephews sit on the floor? No. So my kitties get to lounge on their favorite chairs and watch birds out the window.
Unfortunately, no, but only because he's huge and usually muddy from runs and romps at the park. Seriously, he's utterly filthy most of the time.
My dearly departed feline was a permanent fixture on the couch, though, and when we dogsit for my SIL's Jack Russell Terrier, he's allowed up on the couch in our laps.
Sure! Why the hell not? The hair is everywhere anyway...
When hubby's not home - YES!
Always. Pretty much every sofa is his now, we are just the invited guests.
We don't own our couch - Boyd does. He let's US sit on it with him...
Yes in our house too. Makes it easier for cuddling.
No, no, no, no, no.
yes, darling. in good company down here in charlotte!
How else can you snuggle if they aren't on the couch?
Definitely yes... and I have five big dogs! And I used to be completely uptight about it, worried about always de-furring the sofa before company came over... but now I realize I like my dogs much more than most of my visitors, so I'm much more zen about all the fur floating around the house.
3 dogs & 1 cat...they outnumber us so they win! Most of our furniture choices (& lack of rugs) revolve around them.
never. never never never.
Yes on the couch on his blanket. No on other furniture especially the bed. He is just too dirty and into everything. I don't even let the DH into bed dirty. LOL.
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