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Oh... to be a cat is something one could only dream of. The ability to not pay rent, not work, people bring you food, you can sleep allllll day long. Jealous. We're jealous of our own cats sometimes. But one thing we're particularly jealous of is the absolutely supernatural ability that cats have to fall asleep anywhere and everywhere. 

There is nothing worse than having a long day and knowing that tomorrow is a long day, then not being able to fall asleep at night. If we could only have a sprinkle of our cats ability to randomly fall asleep in our plant, we would be fixed for life. 

Well... for now, we can only watch and admire. A nice bonus though is that cats falling in the most uncomfortable positions is heckin' hilarious.

We recently compiled a list of malfunctioning cats, a lot of which were sleeping in just the oddest positions imaginable. 

Cats are the only animals know to sleep in strange and outrageous uncomfortable-looking positions, dogs are very accomplished in that category as well. 

Some dogs are even what you'd consider being masters of the 'World's Oddest Sleeper' title. Who knew some dogs can even fold into a pretzel while snoozin'? Don't believe us? Take a look for yourself. 

We love featuring animal experts on our site! This article was contributed by John Woods, founder of 'All Things Dogs,' about three common dog sleeping positions and what they mean. Enjoy!

Watching your dog sleep is downright adorable!

But did you know that there might be a deeper meaning behind the way your dog sleeps?

There are a number different of positions your puppy can assume for their snooze, whether they curl up into a tiny ball or seem to be dreaming of running a marathon.

In this article, we analyze three of the most common ways dogs sleep, and what they can tell you about your dog.

Has your curiosity been piqued? Read on to learn more!

Adorable secrets revealed. 

Via: little things