Wcross
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Thu Jun-10-04 08:34 AM
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Does your dog "run" in its sleep? |
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I have noticed a couple of my mutts will start moving their legs like they are running while they are asleep. Must be dreaming huh?
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Thu Jun-10-04 08:35 AM
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Pad Thai likes to sleep on top of the stereo and it's really funny to see him start running in his sleep up there.
Lily really likes to eat. I've actually seen her move her lips in her sleep, no kidding.
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Thu Jun-10-04 08:36 AM
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A spicy little noodle, no doubt! Cute name!
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Thu Jun-10-04 08:43 AM
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7. I wanted to have fun with his name |
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since he's a Siamese. He's also long and thin like a rice noodle.
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Thu Jun-10-04 08:35 AM
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and raid the trashcan. :evilgrin:
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Thu Jun-10-04 08:36 AM
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2. My cat does the same thing- |
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Chases chipmunks and his sister in his sleep. It's a riot!
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Thu Jun-10-04 08:40 AM
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4. Some friends of mine have retired racing greyhounds, |
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and boy, do they ever do it!
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Thu Jun-10-04 08:45 AM
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9. That must be a riot! I love greyhounds-hate the race industry.n/t |
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Thu Jun-10-04 12:56 PM
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Sweet, beautiful dogs that deserve better.
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Thu Jun-10-04 08:41 AM
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He also snores, rolls over, and gives long, contented sighs.
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Thu Jun-10-04 08:42 AM
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Thu Jun-10-04 08:44 AM
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8. my dad always said sleeping dogs were "chasing rabbits." |
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We lived in the 'burbs, and no one ever saw a rabbit up close, unless it was a school pet or at the zoo.
I wondered why my dog would chase something it didn't know existed.
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Thu Jun-10-04 08:47 AM
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10. When dogs eat, they eat with total concentration |
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when dogs sleep, they sleep with the same effort as eating.
Their dreams must be super.
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Thu Jun-10-04 08:48 AM
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Thu Jun-10-04 09:24 AM
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12. Mine Does Also... And She Barks In Her Sleep Too |
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sometimes it's just a little faint "woof"... other times she actually wakes herself up!
I've heard the "chasing rabbits" explanation too... but in our case, I imagine she's chasing one of her balls or her squeakie-babies.
-- Allen
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Thu Jun-10-04 11:07 AM
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I've watched this. It's not random twitching, the muscles the dog uses to run are stimulated and one of my boys barks in his sleep often. Very strange but interesting.
Just before falling asleep, Sadie often lets out a long sigh, "ahmmmmmmmmmmm", it's hilarious.
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Thu Jun-10-04 09:53 AM
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13. My poor old thing doesn't even run anymore when she's awake! |
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Thu Jun-10-04 11:18 AM
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twitches and moves his legs. He also whimpers. I think he's dreaming about the dumb ass who cut off his tail. Someone actually cut off about 1/3 of his little tail before he chose us to live with. Now I know people do this intentionally to Dobermans, Rots, etc. I think it's cruel.
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Thu Jun-10-04 11:22 AM
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Whimper in their sleep.
Bailey, though, let out what I could only describe as a yowl the other day. It scared the shit out of me! I ran to see what was wrong and found him sleeping on the couch twitching like mad. I had to put my hands on him and start rubbing and talking to him. When he woke up he snuggled very near me. His heart was racing. Don't know what his former family did to him but it must have been heartbreaking.
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Thu Jun-10-04 01:01 PM
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He runs, barks, whines, gets erections and has sex, all in his sleep! :D
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