B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for September 03, 2012

Or else he’ll do what my boyfriend’s cat does and just stomp all over him until he finally gets up.

Dogsniff salute?

The problem is teaching the dog or cat that you want to sleep in on Labor Day.

I know all too well what it’s like to be awakened at 5 am by a wet nose stuck in my ear…

Fortunately, my dog is just as lazy as I am!

My dog sleeps downstairs, but the the moment he hears me get out of bed, he jumps up, shakes (jingling his tags loudly) and sits at the bottom of the stairs with this little whine that apparently only I can hear.

@tuna1 Had a cat that would hook my nostril with one claw. Instant alert!

… the chef!

He left out the lick. sniff sniff lick sniff sniff lick……

My tropical fish slobber more than any pet… you just can’t see it.

If that’s not love, what is?

Wolfie would probably like one….

Nose to nose? That snot a good way to wake up.

Commenting on RODNEY’s comment [submit refused to work].Some days are like that – you shouldn’t get out of bed. And it’snot as if you were having that much luck IN it!

My daschund flaps her ears every morning to wake us up.If you don’t get up she moves close enough to hit you with them.

My cat is known as the alarm cat. If I hit the snooze bar the second time, he’s on the bed purring in my ear; if that doesn’t work…it’s a big MEOW in the ear. Next comes the licking…I don’t ever wait till next anymore!!

Good reason to invent the door.

Nothing like a loving, cold wet nose early in the morning.

It reminds me of my cat!

I would prefer the dog’s method; I live in the Philippines with 758 roosters in the immediate area (none of whom can tell time).