@B5004EVER , sounds familiar! Yes, they do like to make themselves comfy at your expense. One of mine liked to sleep horizontal across the bed, leaving my husband and me to cling to the edges, as you describe. Another caused us to almost die.....laughing. The covers were pushed up, and when we moved them we discovered her sleeping on her back, legs in the air, little butt right next to our heads! Hysterical! But most of the time our Basenjis were trouble free sleeping companions, although on occasion they did snore....
Thought a locomotive was in my bedroom
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I was just woken up by a horrific sound. The walls of my house were shaking and I thought it was going to vibrate of its foundation.
Turns out it was my youngest male. He was fast asleep. And snoring. I didn't think such a small animal could be so voluminous in his sleep.
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:D:D hahahahahahaha…..
They could be VERY voluminous!!!!
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I sympathize! Jayden is a snorer. He doesn't snore during the night but does snore when he sleeps on the sofa while we watch TV in the evening. It is surprising how much noise they can make.
Pat
