Silas likes to sleep with his chin elevated on various things. A heap of blankets. My leg. A pillow. The couch arm. A stuffed toy.
He’s always been that way:
Sometimes he comes up with a strange combo, though. Yesterday I looked over and saw this:
Yeah, that’s a knobby-ended Nylabone. Nothing says nap time like a hard plastic object under your neck.
They just crack me up how they find the most oddest sleeping positions. Happy New Year to you!
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Cute puppy photo!
Alma likes to sleep on her back with all her limbs in the air; it’s very classy and lady-like.
Moses, despite his size, likes to squeeze into spaces you’d think are too small for him between furniture or partially under the coffee table, but he just makes it work to be close to you. Like Tetris. But furry.
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My dogs loved their Nylabones so much that they hid them away never to be found again.
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Honey does the same thing. Sometimes she’ll nap sitting almost straight up.
Makes you wonder, if they can sleep in awkward positions or leaning on a hard bone, why do they insist on sleeping on the most comfy couch or bed?
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He just wants to make sure he knows where it is when he wakes up. ๐
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Haha! Kaya has been sleeping on the metal frame of our table lately and sometimes they use the rocks outside as pillows if they’re in the sun. So weird!
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It never ceases to amaze me how they can sleep anywhere on anything. I wish I could channel some of that. ๐
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