"BED HEADS...BED HEADS..."

[gracie bee's hoomom]

HORRAYYYYYYYYY!!!!!I have finally found a GOOD way to get my kids (6 and 10) out of bed in the mornings on school days! After many years of struggling and repeatedly returning to to their room to find them BACK asleep! I just let Gracie wake them up with her sweet sweet sugar! She acts like she loves it! They love it and everyone leaves the house in a better mood! Gracie gets sooo excited in the mornings when I start to tell her "Let's go get those bed heads up"...All I have o do is say "BED HEADS...BED HEADS..." and she bolts to their rooms like lightning! She will not leave them until they are up and getting dressed!<IMG SRC="http://dachsie.org/ubb/cwmsmilies/cwm26.gif" border=0>

[Mandy]

I wish that worked at my house! I have to fight to get the hubby out of bed! And most days, Henry and Jake would much prefer to stay in the nice covers than to trudge out into the snow to potty. I get the "Mommy I really don't have to go" L@@K or the opossum playing dachshund...then I have to chase the boys as they race further under the covers...all the while begging Bart to get up!

[Timber]

My mom puts Timber in my bed in the morming if I don't get up right away. That's also what my brother and I did on Christmas morning to get my parents up!<IMG SRC="http://dachsie.org/ubb/cwmsmilies/cwm42.gif" border=0>

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Tiffany
Timberland

[wireweiners]

When I was a kid we had a wire male named Jimmy. Jimmy was my brother's dog. He was quite protective of all of us kids but my brother was special. Jimmy slept with my brother. One morning after my mom had called my brother several times to get up and get ready for school my dad went to get him up. My dad sneaked in, grabbed the bed, shook it and said in a gruff tone, you better get up this minute. Jimmy shot out from under the covers, hackles up, snarling and went straight for my dad. My brother just lay there laughing because nobody could mess with him while his dog was around.

[WOTANSMUTTI]

Have you ever been dozing nicely on the couch- when suddenly, from out under the blankie somewhere comes this bolt of nose and stompie feet, running full blast up your stomach (knocking the wind out of you) and dinging that wet missile nose straight into your sleeping eyesocket?

$64 thousand dollar question: How come dachsies don't break their snozzles when they hit us that hard?<IMG SRC="http://dachsie.org/ubb/cwmsmilies/cwm32.gif" border=0>