Dogs have a natural proclivity to jump on people. How often they do this will vary with breed and personality. It's been suggested that dogs jump up on people to get a better look at someone's face -- not to attack that person, but to interact with him or her. Dogs interact with each other this way, too. Especially if they're of similar breeds, their faces are close to each other and they use their senses of smell and vision to explore.

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In the area of doting on your dog and assisting him to have a restful sleep, there are a variety of dog beds for sale to choose from. The question is, will your dog be more comfortable on one type of dog bed over another?

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