"Jiggling" in sleep?

Is it normal? It looks like she's having a fit, and she makes these little squeaky noises. Hubby reckons she's dreaming? Is it anything to worry about?

Sorry for all the silly questions

Get used to it... It hurts when a full grown Staffy kicks you whilst it's sleeping and then wakes up after howling and looks at you as if you're the mad one

It's completely normal and your OH is right, they dream... A lot

Dreaming of running and playing. Bo does this all the time. The other day he kicked me in the nose at 3am and woke both of us up, then proceeded to rest his fat head on my face and go back to sleep.

Perfectly normal, Katy always dreams, chasing or playing but wakes herself up when she barks

Very normal and no need to worry

Twitchy dreams! Have a look on YouTube, bet there are loads of videos,

They're so cute when they dream! There's absolutely nothing to worry about!

Misty twitches, snorts, snuffles, groans, kicks and snores like an old man. I really think she tries to compete with my hubby as to who can snore the loudest!

Pleased to hear that it's not just mine that howls in her sleep !

may be cute now but not middle of the night when they kick you out the bed then look as to say how did you end up down there

It's very normal for them to do this. My Tyson does it still,, I find it cute!

Very normal, Zeus is three and still does this on a regular occasion.

There's even been a few occasions where he's twitching/running in his dream.. his legs start moving quicker and quicker, almost as if hes running away from something, then all of a sudden, he wakes up startled and gives me the fright of my life!

The last time, he kicked me in my ribs.. ouch!

He will not be dreaming all dogs do it my dad has a male staff,, he's 5 and he still does it there is no need to worry