Yep, a snoring wife on one side of me and a snoring dog on the other! The dog is on the floor though.
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Yep, a snoring wife on one side of me and a snoring dog on the other! The dog is on the floor though.
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Originally Posted by PugnacAutMortem
hahaha that's awesome! This is why we keep our bedroom door closed at night. My lab mix would love to snuggle with Mrs. HoneyBadger and I all night long if we let him.
Oh we tried that in our apartment when she was a pup...then when we had to replace the door because there was a great dane puppy-sized dent in the other side we figured we should probably just keep the door open lol. She really is a good dog...she just thinks she's a lap dog sometimes.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
Its funny how little dogs think they are big (napolean complex) and huge dogs seem to think they can still fit in your lap!Quote:
Originally Posted by PugnacAutMortem
Anyway, back on topic of snoring dogs: Ranger snores and kicks and runs in his sleep a lot. Last week I woke up in the middle of the night to a big "thud" of something hitting our bedroom wall, then him barking and growling. When I went out there to investigate, I think he had kicked or hit the wall in his sleep and scared himself. [facepalm]
Our Chocolate Lab actually scares the other dogs. He has actually woke up the wife and I before!
This one snores, farts, groans, moans, makes all kinds of wierd noises. Love her to death though.
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My greyhound snores. Sometimes when he's dreaming he'll make little barks and growls while kicking his legs.
Both of mine snore... It's one noisy back room at 2am ea night.
Both of our girls snore. And belch. I blame my wife, as they take after her.
We have a cat that snores, never seen anything like it.