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Dog snoring

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tealandteal · 05/02/2018 00:02

Our spaniel snores so loudly! He always has but now sitting up feeding DS it is driving me insane! We have a 3 storey townhouse and I can hear him from the too floor. Is there anything at all to do? Anyone else got a snorer who wants to commiserate?

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2pups · 05/02/2018 13:33

Me - but I love it - she's a Frenchie x Boston.

I also snore Smile

wheresmyphone · 05/02/2018 13:38

Mine has frequent doggy dreams so does half hearted woofs or very very frightening long howls in his sleep: sometimes his legs do mini running in the air too🙄.

MsHomeSlice · 05/02/2018 13:39

this is why I banished our older dog back downstairs, he decided he would come to bed with us ...just to lord it over the other one who wouldn't do the stairs I think..but between dh snoring, the dog snoring, then cleaning his feet, nibbing his toes, stamping off to investigate a child noise and stamping back with a sigh to indicate his disapproval at MY shite parenting I was barely getting a ten minute stretch of shut eye ever!

NB: the children in question were late teens at that point!!

RatherBeRiding · 05/02/2018 13:41

Our late Staffy X was a loud snorer. When she had to share my room because her mum (DD) was away for the night she would wake me up. Frequently. Still loved her though.

FallenAngel89 · 05/02/2018 13:42

I have a snoring Lhaso and at times she gives my hubby a run for his money 😂🙈

BiteyShark · 05/02/2018 13:43

I don't have one that snores but he does seem to do really loud sighs like he's showing his disdain of any noise he can hear which is disturbing him. I do find it comforting to hear his deep breathing and little woofs when he's dreaming.

CiderwithBuda · 05/02/2018 13:47

We have a snory lab. She even snores when she is awake. Never sleeps upstairs so I don't hear her at night but I'm sure our other lab has a disturbed night! We do have to put them to bed early sometimes as we can't hear the TV over her. They sleep in the utility room.

chaser90210 · 05/02/2018 14:14

Our late spaniel was such a bad snorer. We used to call her the truffle hunter

Floralnomad · 05/02/2018 18:12

Our dog snores a fair bit probably due to his tracheal problems as he’s not flat faced . He shares a double bed with ds and ds is 50/60% deaf so he doesn’t disturb him . OP have you had him checked at the vets to see if there is a reason for his snoring as he’s not a flat faced breed .

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tealandteal · 05/02/2018 20:16

He is going next week so I will ask the vet then, he also snorts a lot when he is awake. I will get him weighed too, I know in humans being overweight can exacerbate snoring so maybe the same applies to dogs.

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