litterally wedges under pillows and naps there? She's so good at it, that she wont knock a stack of 2 or 3 pillows over!

Baby Doll used to (when she was younger and more agile) jump up onto a recliner with me and then turn herself around and back into the space between the arm of the chair and my leg. And she waited to be invited up onto the chair before she would jump up.

After baths (showers actually, it was easier) she would put her head down on the ground, behind in the air, and scoot across the floor. Her back end would be hopping, not walking, and she would scoot all over. Even better if she found a pile of clothes or blankets or even her wet towels!! She had a bed next to the screen door (you have all seen it, it is in the pic of her on her back like a potato bug) and she used to scoot under that and move it around!!

Up on the couch she had her own blanket to lay on and she used to "dig" that up before she would lay down. She also did that with her beds and any blanket lying around!!

She was an under the cover dog for the longest time, until she starting having health problems.

I miss her SOOOOO much, but know she is pain free and in a good place.

-Jen-   aka "Wiff"

I love Zoe's little belly in the first pic. She is just so cute!

Alice hates her face being buried, she loves her body to be covered but the little princess needs her head to be out and on something either a pillow or your leg or anything elevated. She is high maintance sleeper.

Ginger doesn't sleep under pillows, but like many of the ratties, she will burrow under blankets - that's where she sleeps most the night  until she gets too hot. she paws at the blanket until we hold it up for her so she can get under the covers. yes, we hold them up for her - i know, i know! LOL!

Chloe does not get under the pillows like that, but the second she sees a blanket come out she is trying to get under it, even if I am trying to fold it I have to battle her for custody of it...and if i am all covered up and she cant just get under she will cold nose me and push and push till she finally gets in.....they are quite persistant that is for sure

Bob was a "caver." He absolutely would not give up until he was under the covers. He would huff and scratch at you until you gave in.

 When we first got Macie (at 10 mos. old), I couldn't find her anywhere in the house. I looked under pillows, blankets, cushions, EVERYWHERE. Tears were beginning to well up in my eyes. I had been everywhere in the house twice. No Macie. I went into my bedroom and crawled in the bed. I laid on my pillow for several minutes when it began to MOVE! THE LITTLE STINKER HAD CRAWLED UP INTO THE PILLOW SHAM! She didn't budge when I had lifted the corners earlier during my search.