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Thread: Dogs with Sleep Disorders
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05-22-2009 06:37 PM #1Newbie
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Dogs with Sleep Disorders
Narcolepsy
Sleep Walking
In a way I feel bad that I find it entertaining...
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05-22-2009 07:30 PM #2Member Achievements:
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05-22-2009 10:07 PM #3Member
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Not to be insensitive, but that is really god damn hilarious. My dog always did the kicking leg thing, but never ran into a wall.
I do feel for that poor poodle. If you've ever struggled to stay awake in a boring lecture or meeting, you know how he must feel.Last edited by Robot_Butler; 05-22-2009 at 10:10 PM.
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05-25-2009 09:58 AM #4Banned
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In recent years it is said that electronic bracelet is said to be to best treatment to cure snoring problem cheaply and effectively. This type of device is worn in the arm of snorers just to reduce the nuisance sound coming from the airways.
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05-26-2009 04:02 AM #5You cant see meeeee
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The sleep walking is cute, but i feel bad for the toy poodle.
Mom: "Its your dream Heather, you can change the ending."
Maybe corn IS in everything. Or maybe im just crazy. Or maybe your dreaming. Or maybe corn has taken over the world. Or maybe i need to be locked up. Or maybe ive been eated by bears.
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05-26-2009 04:56 AM #6A'arab Zaraq
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my dog cries in his sleep
but like a lot
amost everynight
sometimes i wake him up just so he stops crying and whinning
he must have some horrible nightmares
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05-26-2009 11:41 PM #7ex-member
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I love the sleepwalking video.
Shift made a thread about SP using the same videos... http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=74409Bollocks.
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05-28-2009 03:27 AM #8Banned
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I didn't even know dogs could dream until I started living with them.
My dogs do a really light growling noise and a sort of yelping noise when they dream. It's pretty funny. Sometimes they lick the air too.
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05-28-2009 08:15 PM #9Newbie
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Originally Posted by grasshoppa
that almost sounds like a minor case of sleep walking since your supposed to be paralyzed when dreaming due to REM.
My old dogs sometimes moved their legs almost like they were chasing something but not like the one in the video.
The only thing that confuses me is that supposidly you don't dream when you sleep walk. Then who's controlling the sleep walker?
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05-29-2009 12:22 AM #10
I wonder if the first one hallucinates in SP.
if you can read this then you are about to be punched
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05-29-2009 02:32 AM #11* DV Veteran * Achievements:
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Awww, I feel so bad for the poor poodle! I hope they can figure out a medication to give him so he doesn't spend the majority of his life just fighting to stay awake.
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