Does your dog ever sleep bark???

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08-03-2012, 09:51 AM

#21

cscray

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Originally Posted by Lois-nounoe

Don't have a dog at precent time but our cats make noises in their sleep. Ever hear a cat snore?? Funny as heck!! One night I was SO TIRED! Went to bed and heard the cats snoring! It was so funny I couldn't get to sleep after all!

We have a dog and cat that snore in their sleep. We do not have the barking in the sleep, but we have a dog that wakes me up around 6:30 barking at the next door cat that torments her. And also the cat in the house attacks the dog in the morning. So I get very little sleep after 6:30 in the morning.

08-03-2012, 11:18 AM

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Dakota Girl

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Our Black Lab, Sam, does this occasionally. Sometimes her legs will also twitch as she barks. I have always thought
that she may be dreaming...........do dogs dream?............ It lasts for only a short time. I have especially noticed it when she is tired from running.

08-03-2012, 11:32 AM

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nygal

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My dog doesn't even bark once a month!! She is a lab mix and 9 yrs. old and even when she was a puppy she wasn't very noisy.

08-03-2012, 03:08 PM

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Ccorazone

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Haven't had our new puppy barking in her sleep yet, but her little stubby tail go 90 to nothing sometime. Funny to watch.

08-03-2012, 03:24 PM

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SmickChick

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Woof, woof....that's yes, they do dream and chase critters when sleeping!

08-03-2012, 05:03 PM

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purplefiend

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all 4 of my dogs do that.

08-03-2012, 07:20 PM

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jeanharville

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Next time it happens, take a movie of it and send it to America's Funniest Videos. I bet you'd win :>)

08-03-2012, 08:27 PM

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ctipton

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I had a Great Dane who could say 'Ruffles have Ridges ' when we asked her too. Thought DEAR OLD UNC WAS GOING TO BUST HIS BELT LAUGHING SO HARD. Poodle mostly just sleep yipping on his side.I would watch Tink though. How old is she and what did she do that day???.My old poodle would be a wreck if I left the t.v. on with loud or grouchy panel shows, politics stuff (a.k.a. yelling t.v.) like that.I had to make sure it was on a kid channel or cooking shows.

08-04-2012, 06:59 AM

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Snooks

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Originally Posted by Tink's Mom

Well, last night I didn't get a whole lot of sleep...at 3am Tinkerbelle decided to stand up on the bed and bark out the window. She doesn't normally bark much...just when the UPS man comes.(She doesn't like him).
She was standing there and giving about 1 bark every 30-60 seconds...and had her eyes closed. This went on for 45 minutes....a long 45 minutes.
I talked to her, told her no one was out there, looked out the window several times...but she continued to bark every minute. I even bopped her on her rear end after about 30 minutes of this, it didn't even faze her.
So...has this ever happened with your dog??? or, do I have the nut in the group....

One of my first dogs growing up used to RUN and yip in his sleep. I used to have a Boxer and she would fart in her sleep, but it was so bad it would wake her up from a sound sleep - then she would look around and walk off in a huff. I also used to have a cat who would suckle in her sleep (on nothing). Animals dream too - I have always wondered if they watch us when we dream????

08-04-2012, 09:13 AM

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dorrell ann

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We had a $1,000 plus dog that we got at a steel "except" the fool barked all the time mostly at night -He was a lovable yorkie that we were using for stud.......We lost him which was so sad- but the good thing about it my husband has finnally had good night sleeps after 2 years of restless ones!