Sleep talker
We've found out a lot about Charlie since he's moved in with us...
he HATES ahem.. thunderstorms.
he needs to stop barking at everything that moves in the house
he can fall asleep in any position as long as you are petting him in some way shape or form.
he will never be off leash like roxi because he thinks moving cars are his best friend
and he talks in his sleep.
talk talk talk talk talk.. I've had dogs twitch and chase things and he'll do that too.. but boy this kid can talk. little mumbles and barks. I need to find my video cam so I can get this on film.
Anybody else's corgs have imaginary conversations in their sleep?
he HATES ahem.. thunderstorms.
he needs to stop barking at everything that moves in the house
he can fall asleep in any position as long as you are petting him in some way shape or form.
he will never be off leash like roxi because he thinks moving cars are his best friend
and he talks in his sleep.
talk talk talk talk talk.. I've had dogs twitch and chase things and he'll do that too.. but boy this kid can talk. little mumbles and barks. I need to find my video cam so I can get this on film.
Anybody else's corgs have imaginary conversations in their sleep?
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Permalink Reply by Jane Christensen on
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Wynn and Livvy do that but I always just think they're dreaming...maybe he's chasing a big rabbitt in his sleep... I have spent many nights with my arm hanging out of the bed petting a dog and we have dogs barking back at coyotes some nights...we always know when they're running by!
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Permalink Reply by Jenn on
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My new adoptee snorts in his sleep. Like a pig. He does it all the time when he's awake, and I've discovered the last two nights that he will do it while sleeping as well. I wonder if it has something to do with being a tad overweight.
Both Tanner and Dakota think that the cars on the road are playing a fun game of chase with them and will also NEVER be allowed off their leashes.
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Permalink Reply by Boo Buchheit on
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Leo snores something fierce. Randy is a quiet sleeper.
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Permalink Reply by Avyon on
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Ive been wondering if the snorting and panting could be a breathing problem.. He doesn't snore in his sleep though just talks hehe.
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My dogs do alot of panting at night if it's humid out ! I'm guessing that our 4 legged friends are like us and may snore due to overweight and some nasel problems??? Don't know just a thought.
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