вЂњI do sometimes wake up in the morning with scratches that IвЂ™m not sure how I got,вЂќ she says. Lalady27 was among the readers who reported gaining unknown injuries during the night from her Weimaraner. вЂњOnly way to sleep,вЂќ she says (and shows in the photo below). Reader Mewherry says her 70-pound Bluetick and her 100-pound Bernese wind up on top of her during the night. вЂњYou havenвЂ™t lived until youвЂ™ve woken up at 2:30 in the morning with 70 pounds of Lab mix snoring away peacefully on your cranium!вЂќ I weigh about 110 soaking wet and IвЂ™m 4 feet 11 inches tall.вЂќ Jakie started out at six pounds, but heвЂ™s now grown to about 70 pounds, and вЂњsome of the convolutions Jakie and I go through nightly are pretty darn funny - he usually ends up sleeping pretty much on my head. The reader goes on to report that вЂњI am a little tiny person. вЂњI like to think that we bonded considerably that first night.вЂќ вЂњWhen we got Jakie, he was nine weeks old - all big head and big feet and little skinny body - and the first night, Jake stayed with me on the couch,вЂќ Eward4 writes. вЂњWe share our king-size bed with our 13-year-old Rat Terrier, who sleeps in between my legs under the covers, and our 3-year-old Mini Schnauzer - who, no joke, sometimes sleeps on my head! They are my personal security team - they protect me from all that goes bump in the dark.вЂќД®ward4 reports a similar story to that of our editorвЂ™s original post - and another case of dog-on-head syndrome. reports that she and her dogs sometimes end up in extreme situations (and itвЂ™s reflected in her photo below).

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