Breathing very fast during sleep
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Breathing very fast during sleep
Hello all.
Guys, this night is the first night of Cafu at my home, he is two months old and now that he is sleeping I noticed he breaths really fast during sleep, like he has just finished some activate. Is it normal ?
Thank you in advance.
Guys, this night is the first night of Cafu at my home, he is two months old and now that he is sleeping I noticed he breaths really fast during sleep, like he has just finished some activate. Is it normal ?
Thank you in advance.
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Re: Breathing very fast during sleep
they do it when they are dreaming, along with making noises and twitching so i'd say yes very normal
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Serious? He just started to sleep and is already breathing like this all the time. I would expect him to do it after a lot of exercises.
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yep dogs dream very vividly and make alsorts of noises and movements, and they can breath heavy and can sound like they are snorting
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don't forget if you are ever concerned then a trip to the vet will put your mind at ease
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Thank you.
I will let the vet know, just wanted to be sure that it isn't something strange.
I will let the vet know, just wanted to be sure that it isn't something strange.
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nope my boys do it all the time, especially if they have done something exciting during the day, they seem to process it during their sleep hence all the noises and breathing
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Maybe that was the reason. He just came to his new home and we played together all day long.
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I would say so yes, he's in a new place, learning lots of news things and is processing it in his sleep, reliving it if you like
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Thank you. Soon I will come with photos of this little boy.
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Sounds like he's had a busy day, darcy sometimes runs and wags her tail in he sleep look forward to the pics
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Daisy is so noisy when she sleeps, snoring, heavy breathing and then like said above the squeeking, woofing, twitching and running when she dreams! It quite sweet really although it means I don't have Daisy sleep with me all the time because I'd never get any sleep!
Look forward to some pics of your boy
Look forward to some pics of your boy
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