This might sound silly, but is there any harm in my collie sleeping in
the toilet of a night? He just loves sleeping in there for some reason
but I'm worried the cold floor is bad for his joints? The toilet is
right outside my room...

Nat

From: Tess

This might sound silly, but is there any harm in my collie sleeping in
the toilet of a night?

In the actual toilet, yes. he'd be wet and soggy and depending on orientation,
could drown ;-D.

He just loves sleeping in there for some reason
but I'm worried the cold floor is bad for his joints? The toilet is
right outside my room...

In the toilet room (bathroom to those of us in the US), is fine - many dogs
prefer a cool tile floor. If you have carpet in your bedroom, it's not unusual
for a dog to seek out a nearby but cool surface.

Janet Boss
http://bestfriendsdogobedience.com/
http://photos.yahoo.com/bestfriendsobedience

From: Tess

This might sound silly, but is there any harm in my collie sleeping in
the toilet of a night?

In the actual toilet, yes. he'd be wet and soggy and depending on orientation,
could drown ;-D.

He just loves sleeping in there for some reason
but I'm worried the cold floor is bad for his joints? The toilet is
right outside my room...

In the toilet room (bathroom to those of us in the US), is fine - many dogs
prefer a cool tile floor. If you have carpet in your bedroom, it's not unusual
for a dog to seek out a nearby but cool surface.

Janet Boss
http://bestfriendsdogobedience.com/
http://photos.yahoo.com/bestfriendsobedience

From: Tess

This might sound silly, but is there any harm in my collie sleeping in
the toilet of a night?

In the actual toilet, yes. he'd be wet and soggy and depending on orientation,
could drown ;-D.

He just loves sleeping in there for some reason
but I'm worried the cold floor is bad for his joints? The toilet is
right outside my room...

In the toilet room (bathroom to those of us in the US), is fine - many dogs
prefer a cool tile floor. If you have carpet in your bedroom, it's not unusual
for a dog to seek out a nearby but cool surface.

Janet Boss
http://bestfriendsdogobedience.com/
http://photos.yahoo.com/bestfriendsobedience

From: Tess

This might sound silly, but is there any harm in my collie sleeping in
the toilet of a night?

In the actual toilet, yes. he'd be wet and soggy and depending on orientation,
could drown ;-D.

He just loves sleeping in there for some reason
but I'm worried the cold floor is bad for his joints? The toilet is
right outside my room...

In the toilet room (bathroom to those of us in the US), is fine - many dogs
prefer a cool tile floor. If you have carpet in your bedroom, it's not unusual
for a dog to seek out a nearby but cool surface.

Janet Boss
http://bestfriendsdogobedience.com/
http://photos.yahoo.com/bestfriendsobedience

From: Tess

This might sound silly, but is there any harm in my collie sleeping in
the toilet of a night?

In the actual toilet, yes. he'd be wet and soggy and depending on orientation,
could drown ;-D.

He just loves sleeping in there for some reason
but I'm worried the cold floor is bad for his joints? The toilet is
right outside my room...

In the toilet room (bathroom to those of us in the US), is fine - many dogs
prefer a cool tile floor. If you have carpet in your bedroom, it's not unusual
for a dog to seek out a nearby but cool surface.

Janet Boss
http://bestfriendsdogobedience.com/
http://photos.yahoo.com/bestfriendsobedience

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 07:28:57 -0500, diddy
wrote:

thread : Tess
whittled the following words:

This might sound silly, but is there any harm in my collie sleeping in
the toilet of a night? He just loves sleeping in there for some reason
but I'm worried the cold floor is bad for his joints? The toilet is
right outside my room...

Nat


My dog sleeps in the bathtub. But it bogglers me that a collie could fit in
the toilet!
I wouldn't allow my dog to sleep in the toilet. She wouldn't fit (as you
can tell, the bathtub is tight enough.) And I'd be afraid she's drown in
the toilet. Besides, she might get crapped on in the night.
http://aad.lomag.net/diddy/dogs/bathtub.html


Er ok, need to clarify obviously! It's not IN the actual toilet, it's
in the room the toilet is in, which judging by the next post, is
called the bathroom in the US. We don't call the toilet the bathroom
because we have a...well, bathroom. Eek, I' m as confused as my
dog..hehe.

Nat

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 07:28:57 -0500, diddy
wrote:

thread : Tess
whittled the following words:

This might sound silly, but is there any harm in my collie sleeping in
the toilet of a night? He just loves sleeping in there for some reason
but I'm worried the cold floor is bad for his joints? The toilet is
right outside my room...

Nat


My dog sleeps in the bathtub. But it bogglers me that a collie could fit in
the toilet!
I wouldn't allow my dog to sleep in the toilet. She wouldn't fit (as you
can tell, the bathtub is tight enough.) And I'd be afraid she's drown in
the toilet. Besides, she might get crapped on in the night.
http://aad.lomag.net/diddy/dogs/bathtub.html


Er ok, need to clarify obviously! It's not IN the actual toilet, it's
in the room the toilet is in, which judging by the next post, is
called the bathroom in the US. We don't call the toilet the bathroom
because we have a...well, bathroom. Eek, I' m as confused as my
dog..hehe.

Nat

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 07:28:57 -0500, diddy
wrote:

thread : Tess
whittled the following words:

This might sound silly, but is there any harm in my collie sleeping in
the toilet of a night? He just loves sleeping in there for some reason
but I'm worried the cold floor is bad for his joints? The toilet is
right outside my room...

Nat


My dog sleeps in the bathtub. But it bogglers me that a collie could fit in
the toilet!
I wouldn't allow my dog to sleep in the toilet. She wouldn't fit (as you
can tell, the bathtub is tight enough.) And I'd be afraid she's drown in
the toilet. Besides, she might get crapped on in the night.
http://aad.lomag.net/diddy/dogs/bathtub.html


Er ok, need to clarify obviously! It's not IN the actual toilet, it's
in the room the toilet is in, which judging by the next post, is
called the bathroom in the US. We don't call the toilet the bathroom
because we have a...well, bathroom. Eek, I' m as confused as my
dog..hehe.

Nat

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 07:28:57 -0500, diddy
wrote:

thread : Tess
whittled the following words:

This might sound silly, but is there any harm in my collie sleeping in
the toilet of a night? He just loves sleeping in there for some reason
but I'm worried the cold floor is bad for his joints? The toilet is
right outside my room...

Nat


My dog sleeps in the bathtub. But it bogglers me that a collie could fit in
the toilet!
I wouldn't allow my dog to sleep in the toilet. She wouldn't fit (as you
can tell, the bathtub is tight enough.) And I'd be afraid she's drown in
the toilet. Besides, she might get crapped on in the night.
http://aad.lomag.net/diddy/dogs/bathtub.html


Er ok, need to clarify obviously! It's not IN the actual toilet, it's
in the room the toilet is in, which judging by the next post, is
called the bathroom in the US. We don't call the toilet the bathroom
because we have a...well, bathroom. Eek, I' m as confused as my
dog..hehe.

Nat