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Post by Griffin5 Tue Nov 27 2012, 22:50

Hi, do all staffies snore and snort when asleep? Charlie is so loud we sometimes have to turn the TV up!! lol

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Post by janey Tue Nov 27 2012, 22:52



Laughing Moo doesn't on a regular basis but can make some odd noises whilst dreaming Xx
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Post by Kathy Tue Nov 27 2012, 22:54

Rocky doesn't snore either but again makes funny noises while dreaming, I went in the bedroom to comfort him earlier as he was having a very strange dream by the sound of it.
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Post by Griffin5 Tue Nov 27 2012, 23:02

We're at the vets again tomorrow for a nurse check-up before vacs next week hopefully, will ask about it again, he seems to really pull his breath in and he's so loud.....he doesn't seem as bad when awake just when sleeping. The vet said last week that staffies have a shortened snout so sometimes have noisy breathing. She said he looked alert and no other sign of illness, we just worry as he was from a rescue kennels.
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Post by janey Tue Nov 27 2012, 23:06


One of Moo's prior homes gave her back after a night because she made funny noises! I really wouldn't worry Xx
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Post by Griffin5 Tue Nov 27 2012, 23:08

ok thanks, it's a defnite no-no to sleeping upstairs though, lol we'd never get a moments peace!!
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Post by janey Tue Nov 27 2012, 23:13



I give it a week & he'll be on the bed Laughing
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Post by Guest Wed Nov 28 2012, 01:04

Laughing Yep Steff snores most of the time, gets louder if she has had a big day at the park, the more tired she is the more noises she makes.. She snores, barks, yelps and whines and also sometimes twitches so much she wakes herself up rolling on the floor

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Post by EmLou28 Wed Nov 28 2012, 01:31

Griffin5 wrote:ok thanks, it's a defnite no-no to sleeping upstairs though, lol we'd never get a moments peace!!
I said that and now Maggie sleeps on our bed, it will happen without you even realising Laughing and you should hear some of the noises she makes. Sometimes she sounds like she can't catch her breath so I end up waking her cos it freaks me out, she's totally oblivious to the worry she causes me Laughing
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Post by Guest Wed Nov 28 2012, 06:40

we have 2 on our bed and they both snore like stuffed pigs Big Grin

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Post by Guest Wed Nov 28 2012, 08:08

Snoring is normal. They will also on occasion bark or growl and make all sort sof noises.

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Post by StuW Wed Nov 28 2012, 08:56

Yup snoring is a Staffy trait Laughing my staffies anyway, the 2 of them were sleeping the other night and it sounded like a plane taking off in my room Laughing

I had just gotten used to Baileys snoring now I have double the noise Laughing
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Post by Griffin5 Wed Nov 28 2012, 18:37

lol, it's a bad as having a baby having a puppy for the first time....we were watching Charlie earlier and he was breathing in so deeply (and loudly!!) that all his ribs were sticking out and there seemed to be a dip in his belly! Had a nurse check today and he's booked in for first vac on Monday...can't wait to be able to take him for walks Smile
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Post by Steve.Sanders Wed Nov 28 2012, 23:18

Koda grunts groans n snores like a nutter
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Post by mickgill Thu Nov 29 2012, 09:37

Duke can snore for Lancashire and captain them Laughing , we love those soft noises he makes as well .
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Post by Griffin5 Fri Nov 30 2012, 21:48

lol, guess it's a breed thing then!
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Post by Guest Fri Nov 30 2012, 22:05

Yeah they do snore like pigs, it's all part of being a Stafford lol

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Post by PhDiva1188 Thu Dec 06 2012, 16:29

My last Staffy and my friend were in a contest on some evenings! (or so it sound!)

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Post by Nathan Thu Dec 06 2012, 21:56

Laska snores like an old man while marley is silent unless hes dreaming. Some dogs jave a soft pallet. She also grunts and chunters alot which is cute. I wouldnt worry about it
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Post by marley'smummy Thu Dec 06 2012, 22:58

Marley snores and grunts in his sleep very loudly (hence why he doesnt sleep in our room rolling on the floor ) and he figits to much aswell, his a very vocal dog though lol x
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