Fluff...where do your fur babies sleep at night?

My girl standard poodle sleeps with me, on the bed, at her convenience. She jumps down if I touch her, move her or bump her. Then she wants back up again. She is the Queen of the family. She gets whatever she wants.

Duke is usually in his kennel with the door open (his 2nd favorite place) and Pia has a big dog bed pillow next to his kennel. She won't go in a kennel at all. But most of the time we have two big dogs at our feet until we go to sleep, once Duke knows we're asleep he goes in kennel.

Lizzy, our schnauzer, starts out the night tucked up against my left side, but usually heads under the bed once I start rolling into a ball. During the winter, she braves my sleep dancing and finds a safe space under the blankets at the small of my back. Si, our new pooch, has claimed his space at my feet his second week with us. I'm 5'1"...plenty of room for him. He doesn't care how much I move, he stays put. No one bothers DH because he snores and kicks if the blankets get tight around his feet. Si will sleep with ODS, too, right at his feet. He'll tuck in YDS but comes out of his room as soon as YDS is sleeping. Lizzy only sleeps by mom.

My border collie sleeps on the floor by my bed (her choice, she gets too hot on the bed), my 2 papillons and my havapoo sleep on the bed. I am so used to sleeping with dogs that I have a hard time imagining it any other way.

Dog sleeps in his crate in the family room and the cat sleeps on the bed in whatever position make me the most uncomfortable.

We have three small dogs. One of them, our girl, usually sleeps in her box or on hot nights she will sleep on the fireplace tile or on the tile in the bathroom where it's cool. One of our boys usually likes to sleep on the couch that is in the sitting area of our bedroom or on our bed and the third, another boy who is my personal shadow, sleeps in bed with us. We just got a new Sleep Number bed last week and we purchased the headboard, footboard and side rails that go around the bed so he wouldn't go under the bed and chew on the tubing and wires. Previously he would sleep under the bed but a lot of times he would take things under the bed and chew them up. But now he can't get under the bed at all so she sleeps on top with us.

We have stairs for our dogs so they can easily get up and down from our bed so between the three of them there is usually one or the other on the bed throughout the night.

Frankenstein, my chug sleeps behind my head on a pillow.  Hektor and Achilles, my 16 pound ragdolls sleep bunk bed style on my mum's recliner chair...one on the seat, one across the back.  Gryffindor, our cranky 12 year old orange tom sleeps with my mum.  And if he doesn't feel like getting up in the morning, the bed doesn't get made.  

My Golden gets up in the bed with me when I turn in, but after I turn the lights off he moves down to a spot under the window that he's occupied since we moved in here. Most times he gets back up in the bed in the morning before I get up.

All three in bed with us!

Layla, our teeny 3 pound yorkie has to be touching me at night(and during the day!!). She sleeps under the quilt, but on top of the blankets and top sheet.

Spikey, our yorkie/chihuahua mix, usually sleeps at the foot on top of the covers.

Bayleigh, our shih-tzu, sleeps between my husband and my heads. Drives me crazy, but once she's asleep there is no moving her. She sleeps in the same spot all night long!

My schnauzer sleeps in a dog bed near the foot of our bed. My cat has a bed near there as well, but she usually sleeps on the floor in front of the opening to the master bath, probably hoping to trip me one night as I make a bleary-eyed walk to the loo. I can't do pets on beds, just not my thing.

I routinely wake up with the cat sleeping against my pillow, the Samoyed on the floor next to my bed and the German Shepherd Dog on my bed at my feet 

We have three cats and a California King bed. Poker, DH's cat, sleeps against my knees. Max, my cat, sleeps between DH's legs. Oliver is usually on his back as the middle bar of the letter H with his back feet pushing me out of bed and his front feet pushing DH out of bed.

Our dog sleeps in his bed inside of a crate, but we don't close it any more. Our cat sleeps in bed with us, she usually falls asleep on top of my husband and then moves over on me when he wakes up early in the morning. She gives him such dirty looks when he wakes her.