Many pet owners see their pets as a part of the family, leading them to let their cats or dogs sleep in the bed with them rather than in their own or a kennel—but is that the right decision?

Perhaps the cat curls up at the end of your bed. Maybe the dog dives under the duvet or pops their head on your pillow. Alternatively, your pet might have their own devoted sleeping space.

it may be best for your pet to sleep in their own bed. Unfortunately, it's not as easy as buying a new pet bed. It will take a little bit of work. But with consistency and a hefty dose of patience ...

"Some people don't want their dog in bed because it disrupts their sleep, triggers allergies, or they just prefer their own space," Erickson says. "Behavior also plays a role. Some dogs may start ...

Tempted to let your irresistibly cute puppy sleep with you in bed all the time? A viral video highlighting the various benefits of sharing a bed with a furry friend has sparked debate among social ...

So they bought a dog crate, with a bed and fluffy blankets to ensure he had a warm, comfy place to sleep. Cooper, however, had other ideas. The first night he whined, yelped, howled, and cried.

at least 50 percent of dog owners have their pets sleep in their beds. There’s now even a “human dog bed” for owners to snuggle up with their dogs. The thought of cuddling up to your pooch ...

Nick Blackmer is a librarian, fact-checker, and researcher with more than 20 years of experience in consumer-facing health and wellness content. Choosing to share a bed with your pet comes down to ...

Mercey Livingston is a health and wellness writer and certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach. She's written about fitness and wellness for Well+Good, Women's Health, Business Insider, and ...