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	<title>Comments on: Should You Let Sleeping Dogs Lie&#8230;In Bed With You?</title>
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		<title>By: Alisa Bandelman</title>
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		<dc:creator>Alisa Bandelman</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hi! Great article - a lot of trainers do say that you shouldn&#039;t let your dog sleep with you - I am glad that you think it&#039;s ok, when appropriate.   My 3 Rotts are crated at night. But, Xena (my runt) sometimes will whine at night.  At first I thought it was because she gets hot at night.  But last night, she did this and so I put her in my bed with me and she was restless a little but then calmed down....at the same time, I was having an anxiety attack. When my anxiety calmed down - that&#039;s when Xena calmed down. My anxiety flared back up later in the night and so did Xena.  Once again, when my anxiety calmed, so did she. I can&#039;t recall about the other times - I only noticed this last night.  So...I think everyone should do like you say &amp; evaluate their own individual situations. Thanks for a great article! Take care....Alisa]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi! Great article &#8211; a lot of trainers do say that you shouldn&#8217;t let your dog sleep with you &#8211; I am glad that you think it&#8217;s ok, when appropriate.   My 3 Rotts are crated at night. But, Xena (my runt) sometimes will whine at night.  At first I thought it was because she gets hot at night.  But last night, she did this and so I put her in my bed with me and she was restless a little but then calmed down&#8230;.at the same time, I was having an anxiety attack. When my anxiety calmed down &#8211; that&#8217;s when Xena calmed down. My anxiety flared back up later in the night and so did Xena.  Once again, when my anxiety calmed, so did she. I can&#8217;t recall about the other times &#8211; I only noticed this last night.  So&#8230;I think everyone should do like you say &amp; evaluate their own individual situations. Thanks for a great article! Take care&#8230;.Alisa</p>
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