Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for March 19, 2018

Maybe his royal majesty ought to find another place to sleep?

Don’t be silly.

Janice should suggest the Bed Hogs would find more room on the Couch!

We have five cats and there is almost always at least one with us when we sleep

My wife and I both feel we sleep better with a kitty cuddled up next to or on us, but it does sometimes take a bit of compromise

So is that supposed to show that Janis rolled Ludi over away from Arlo, or what?

so who to please; the wife or the cat? Get rid of the cat!!

If you don’t like cats, don’t read this comic. Ludwig is their other child. And, you can always shut the bedroom door, from the start, then your cats grow up sleeping everywhere except on the bed with you. Tho’ we never did that either…

“I can’t move. I’ve got this cat on me.” My husband uses that comment when he’s hogging the bed and when he’s sitting in his chair at night. Cat’s rule. Of course, I don’t anyone touching her if she’s sitting next to me while I knit.

I’ve had cats and I’ve had dogs but would never let them on any of our furniture. You start them out that way and they learn. At least the dogs did. As for the cats, closing the door to the bedroom is the best suggestion.

Our #3 dog’s nickname is “Little Kicky Feet”. Never wakes my wife up.

Looks like Ludie is lording his victory over Janis. Watch your back Ludie. Queen Bees can turn witchy in a heartbeat!

Looks like Ludie is lording his victory over Janis. Watch your back Ludie. Queen Bees can turn witchy in a heartbeat!

We’ve had 4 cats in the past (adopted a litter to prevent any euthanasias). One morning I carefully extracted myself from the bed, took a picture of the bed with 4 cats and 1 wife and posted it with this question: “I was in the bed. No cat or wife has moved. Where was I?”

Cats are quantum magic users. The place they take is far superior than their mass in Newton space.

Our 20 lb. grey tabby makes most decisions of who sleeps where in the bed. In fact he meows at us when he is ready for bed. Cat time and human time operate differently.

Our 20 lb. grey tabby makes most decisions of who sleeps where in the bed. In fact he meows at us when he is ready for bed. Cat time and human time operate differently.

Reason #53 not to have a cat!

I can’t sleep well with an animal in the bed, too light of a sleeper. I let the dog sleep with me when it is thundering but I’m always tired the next day.