Anyone else on the same boat?

[HarryTheDog]

@YukonBoy that would be service as normal but unfortunately the good lady had a SCAD heart attack 4 weeks ago so no over excitement allowed.

 

[raleighnut]

It's not the dog that is bringing them in, she's 12 years old & never had fleas, until the cat turned up 3 years since then each summer despite using Spot-on the poor dog seems to suffer

You need to treat the carpets then, that's where the flea eggs hatch out.

 

[Archie_tect]

By'eck, there's far too much 'sharing' on this thread!

 

[Blue Hills]

The continental style is to sleep in the same bed but have separate duvet covers. Something we have resisted 😁🇩🇰

The things you "learn" on here.
But surely the "continent" is a very diverse place?

 

[Deleted member 26715]

You need to treat the carpets then, that's where the flea eggs hatch out.

We don't have any carpets, real wood/laminate floors throughout, but still the little blighters are around, once either starts scratching, out comes the RIP spray, all throws washed, dog bed washed, spray all furniture, skirting boards, etc. Both dog & cat treated. It's not been too bad this year (so far) but last year just seemed an endless struggle, it can only be the cat bringing them in, the dog doesn't mix with anything else.

 

[raleighnut]

We don't have any carpets, real wood/laminate floors throughout, but still the little blighters are around, once either starts scratching, out comes the RIP spray, all throws washed, dog bed washed, spray all furniture, skirting boards, etc. Both dog & cat treated. It's not been too bad this year (so far) but last year just seemed an endless struggle, it can only be the cat bringing them in, the dog doesn't mix with anything else.

As posted earlier they can live in Grass etc outside too.

 

[Mr Whyte]

My other half is a nurse and as I have not seen her since lock down the double bed is for me Susie our Jack Chi

 

[Deleted member 26715]

As posted earlier they can live in Grass etc outside too.

We don't have grass

 

[screenman]

We share the same bed, same quilt different sheets as we have two top one's, Pam sleeps under two I sleep under one, it prevents her from rolling over on top of my arm.

 

[Blue Hills]

We have king sized bed, room to be apart or together, it's only goes belly up on holiday if we've had tiff and only have a regular sized bed.

If you had a king sized on holiday you could have a bike between you as a go-between.

 

[Blue Hills]

Would not work in our household, my missus gets upset if I want to go to bed before or after her, in her book we have to go to bed at the same time together. Apparently its because it was a big thing to her parents who's marriage lasted 60 years.

Liked - i do remember as a very young kid sensing bad stuff when now and again i got the idea into my head that my parents were conspiring, consciously or unconsciounscly, to go to bed at different times.
Kids can be very, disturbingly, perceptive.
My parents by the way had an essentially good relationship. And in case anyone gets the wrong idea my childhood was essentially blissful.
All the best to you and the wife.

 

[steveindenmark]

The things you "learn" on here.
But surely the "continent" is a very diverse place?

I have seen this from Gibralter to Iceland. Germany to Bulgaria. I think that about covers Europe.

 

[Blue Hills]

Through Victorian times until the 1950s the double bed was considered unhealthy; twin beds in the same room were de rigeur.

Do you have source for this?

 

[Blue Hills]

I have seen this from Gibralter to Iceland. Germany to Bulgaria. I think that about covers Europe.

Mm curious.
You do a lot of snooping around foreign domestic bedrooms?

 

[steveindenmark]

Mm curious.
You do a lot of snooping around foreign domestic bedrooms?

Hotels, bnbs, friends 😊