Does anyone here, have a Cat or Dog, that snores?

A10 · Mar 6, 2014

Pooch, when she's doing this.....

Snapping Twig · Mar 6, 2014

My little pit girl is a snoring fool.

Compounded by the fact that she insists on sleeping IN the bed between myself and SWMBO who be the truth known snores like some militarily enhanced machine made to wake the dead.

Between them I get awakened numerous times per night.

Not acceptable, but we're working on it. Got SWMBO to try nasal strips, Flonase, some other things like new pillows, etc.

Slow process, but awareness is the first step.

YogiBear · Mar 6, 2014

Aloha.

Two of our dogs snore, so does he Wife.

I have a problem which one snores worst.

Wait til I tell the Wife about this.

Texas40 · Mar 6, 2014

This one cranks it out loud and clear.

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Wrench6 · Mar 6, 2014

Our cat makes a wheezing sound when she sleeps, but never when awake. Guess that's the same as a snore.

KTP · Mar 6, 2014

Oh yes...... I will wake up in the wee hours of the morning to my Bouvier and Lab snoring away (Lab is also releasing toxic fumes), in addition to one of the cats laying by my face whistling and the large kitty, Bitty, making her little "talking" noises. Added to that, Mr. KTP rattling the windows. Where is my nerf bat when I need it? I, of course, NEVER snore, oh no.....never

olcop · Mar 6, 2014

Got a St. Bernard that rattles the windows, my wife says that Bernie and I snore in stereo.
olcop

Ranger514 · Mar 6, 2014

I haven't been awakened by snoring since my wife left on a temporary detail for her agency. She blamed our Labs whenever I would complain about her snoring. That woman can shake walls when she's sleeping on her back. I've got one Lab that groans in his sleep, and the other runs and yips in her sleep while dreaming of chasing rabbits or other critters. The cats are my alarm clock.

the ringo kid · Mar 6, 2014

zzzippper said:
I have a wife that is a dog. She snores.

If she reads this? you will be in the doghouse for a long time.

) My last girlfriend snored--usually only after having a couple of Beers.

the ringo kid · Mar 6, 2014

THEWELSHM said:
a young dog and an 11 year old Golden snore in unisen But I join them ( apparently) and the wife says it sucks Ive never heard it

thewelshm

That Sir, is what they call a Choir.

the ringo kid · Mar 6, 2014

Salty RI said:
I had a Beagle who used to drive rabbits in his sleep.

Shasta seems to be chasing dogs in her sleep. Its really funny too because--it looks like she is bicycling.

UncaGrunny · Mar 6, 2014

adwjc said:
Yes, two out of three dogs, and the cat.

Both our cats snore from time to time. Hemi often talks in his sleep, too; chase-chatter sounds. Good dreams, probably

adwjc said:
Also, the dogs fart.

So do cats; it's just pitched too high for the human ear. Sadly, not the human nose.

the ringo kid · Mar 6, 2014

4506517 said:
Cat doesn't snore per se.......she makes a whistling noise.

Both of the Rat-Pins dont snore, but they fart up an absolute STORM!

Shasta does the whistling thing too. Im expecting her to start doing the Three Stooges snore next.

http://youtu.be/jY4H4kT8no8

the ringo kid · Mar 6, 2014

A10 said:
Pooch, when she's doing this.....

Shasta does that too, and her eyes are partly open.

mg357 · Mar 6, 2014

my 6 year old Pekingnese snores but she does it in a cute way it sounds like a baby snoring.

the ringo kid · Mar 6, 2014

Snapping Twig said:
My little pit girl is a snoring fool.

Compounded by the fact that she insists on sleeping IN the bed between myself and SWMBO who be the truth known snores like some militarily enhanced machine made to wake the dead.

Between them I get awakened numerous times per night.

Not acceptable, but we're working on it. Got SWMBO to try nasal strips, Flonase, some other things like new pillows, etc.

Slow process, but awareness is the first step.

Two of my older brothers shake the foundations to the house they sleep in. That's why when I visit--that I already get a hotel room somewhere. One of them will not snore unless he has a Beer. After that, I swear its as bad as living near an Air Force base-when they test engines starting around 4am--like they do/did, when I lived near a Naval Air Station.

the ringo kid · Mar 6, 2014

Texas40 said:
This one cranks it out loud and clear.
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Heh heh, I love the look on his face too.

Looks like he's saying: "Who me?"

the ringo kid · Mar 6, 2014

Wrench6 said:
Our cat makes a wheezing sound when she sleeps, but never when awake. Guess that's the same as a snore.

I think its part of the show. Shasta is sleeping on my lap now--but silent as an Ant----for the time being.

tompehret · Mar 6, 2014

One of our cats moans in her sleep. Not a bad, pain moan, but a good moan. Kind of like the one I make while having a stretch, after a nap.

BearBio · Mar 6, 2014

All of ours do, as do I and the wife. The smallest not the least!

Does anyone here, have a Cat or Dog, that snores?

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