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You could try putting a stairgate in the doorway so they can still see you and put them out of the bedroom or a hot water bottle or one of those microwave hot thingys in their bed.Re: Bet You Can't Solve This Problem!
My brother laughed last year when I said my new pup wasn’t going to be sleeping on my bed, but she demanded to be lifted up when the winter turned so cold (my flat can be freezing). And there she stays. Yes, she too walks on my hair, takes up most of the pillow, pushes her nose into my face. Smells. Shifts position so her feet are pushing into my head.Re: Bet You Can't Solve This Problem!
Get the crates out again. Better - get a largish enclosure and put their beds and them into it and ignore them. You will just have to tough it out if you don't want them on the bed as it has now become custom and practice and they are used to getting their way. Reclaim your bed and have things your way, not theirs.Re: Bet You Can't Solve This Problem!
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Firstly, no doubt one of them thought up the idea, and then the other one didn't want to be left out, so copied - unless of course they worked out a plan together while you were asleep.Re: Bet You Can't Solve This Problem!
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