Does your puppy/do your puppies snore? :D

Contributor: DreamWolf DreamWolf
Of course I mean adult lovelies here too - just I always call em puppers... ^^
Answers (private voting - your screen name will NOT appear in the results):
Yup!
19  (63%)
Nope!
2  (7%)
No puppers now, but I had one/some who did!
2  (7%)
I have never had a puppy, but I want a snoring lil one!!!
1  (3%)
Am not into puppers...
3  (10%)
No such critter here, but my other pet does snore!
2  (7%)
Other? :)
1  (3%)
Total votes: 30
Poll is closed
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Contributor: EdenUser EdenUser
I don't have one.
10/12/2012
Contributor: skeeterlynn skeeterlynn
Yes. She even wakes herself up often.
10/12/2012
Contributor: Eva Schwaltz Eva Schwaltz
She does sometimes and it can be annoying so I'll throw a pillow at her.
10/13/2012
Contributor: Falsepast Falsepast
No, they never do
10/13/2012
Contributor: ksparkles16 ksparkles16
sometimes she does
10/13/2012
Contributor: Vaginas Vaginas
I have a pug and he snores when he's awake so
10/13/2012
Contributor: BlooJay BlooJay
I've had dogs in the past that have snored.
10/13/2012
Contributor: travelnurse travelnurse
Yes, he does he is 3 but he is still my buppy!
10/13/2012
Contributor: sXeVegan90 sXeVegan90
When I had a puppy he snored, and now my current pet, my cat, snores as well.
10/13/2012
Contributor: Airen Wolf Airen Wolf
Quote:
Originally posted by DreamWolf
Of course I mean adult lovelies here too - just I always call em puppers... ^^
Lots of dogs snore but the longer the nose on a dog the less chance it'll snore loudly unless it has a very large chest. Brachycephalic breeds (breeds of dogs with "baby faces" or pushed in noses) snore because their noses are just too short for them to breathe properly and because they often have stenotic nares (very small nasal openings), elongated soft palates from the tissues of the throat and nose being compressed in the shorter muzzle area, tracheal stenosis (from the trachea or windpipe being narrowed in areas), and a host of other issues.
Dog breeds with large chest cavities may sound as though they are snoring (and some actually do) but often what you are hearing is the deep breath thrumming through their chests. Like humans they can have loud rumbling snores though due to some of the same problems that causes sleep apnea in humans.
One fun fact is that your dog, if you have raised it from young enough, can actually begin to breathe in rhythm with you and in volume if you happen to snore.
10/13/2012
Contributor: glasskitten glasskitten
My kitties snore, particularly the heavier-set ones.
10/13/2012
Contributor: LoooveMonkey LoooveMonkey
My dog snores when he's sleeping with his nose up against something. My sister's pit bull snores ALL the time for no reason! Haha.
10/13/2012
Contributor: Allstars316 Allstars316
I know I don't snore. But yes my puppy snores here and there. I think it is how he sleeps.
10/13/2012
Contributor: Beautiful-Disaster Beautiful-Disaster
My chocolate lab does sometimes... My daschund doesn't.
10/13/2012
Contributor: darthkitt3n darthkitt3n
My mom's dog does not snore. I have four cats and out of them one does snore. It's kind of cute, yet at the same time since he's overweight, it's a bit concerning.
10/13/2012
Contributor: Leather & Lace Leather & Lace
No but my cats do!
10/13/2012
Contributor: *Camoprincess* *Camoprincess*
My pit snores LOUD and you can feel the bed shake when she is sleeping
10/13/2012
Contributor: Gone (LD29) Gone (LD29)
One of our dogs will snore. She's so cute in her sleep!
10/13/2012
Contributor: Artishok Artishok
Yup!
10/13/2012
Contributor: Abombadong Abombadong
My black lab does it all the time and kicks its pretty funny. He must be dreaming about running all time.
10/14/2012
Contributor: RomanticGoth RomanticGoth
My dogs in the past have all snored so badly they wake themselves up. My current kitty-cats all snore, grunt, and fart in their sleep! They're as bad as the dogs!
10/15/2012
Contributor: Llahsram Llahsram
No dogs, but we have a cat that snores
10/15/2012
Contributor: unfulfilled unfulfilled
Sometimes!
10/15/2012
Contributor: Alyona Alyona
Yup!
10/15/2012
Contributor: ginnyluvspotter ginnyluvspotter
No pets
12/13/2012
Contributor: AliMc AliMc
My dog snores, can't remember if he did as a puppy tho.
12/13/2012
Contributor: freud13 freud13
My pug snores all the time.
12/13/2012
Contributor: Babylove09 Babylove09
Quote:
Originally posted by DreamWolf
Of course I mean adult lovelies here too - just I always call em puppers... ^^
LOL yes she sure does.
12/13/2012