Late night ROOOO


  • Just a lot of snoring from Alani.


  • Nothing here…some heavy breathing & an occassional snore :D


  • Hollie makes some "ummphhhh" (like groaning) kinds of noises when sleeping, especially if disturbed by someone.


  • Maybe a dream?


  • I get a constant snore. I did however accidently scare him while he was sleeping and he shot up and let out this big EERRRRHHHH. Every hair on his body stood up. I think I was more scared than he was. Hahaha!


  • Abbey sleeps like a corpse. She doesn't move at all. Sometimes she appears to have passed away and when I get nose to snout with her to check for vital signs she'll wake up and go What's your problem, mom? I'm trying to sleep here!


  • Happen twice with one of my girls, really scarry HUGE LOUD LONG ROOO :eek: , the first time I even woke up thinking something was wrong. I think she must have been dreaming or would sound more like she had a nightmare.


  • When Hollie whimpers in her sleep and her legs kinda jerk a little, I KNOW she has to be dreaming. She is chasing something, or something is chasing HER!!


  • My oldest male when he was younger and intact would howl and I do mean howl in his sleep when the girls were in season..ggg
    My Mickii snores like a sailor when she sleeps!!!! Kristii "squeaks"…. when she is dreaming...


  • @Lenora:

    Abbey sleeps like a corpse. She doesn't move at all. Sometimes she appears to have passed away and when I get nose to snout with her to check for vital signs she'll wake up and go What's your problem, mom? I'm trying to sleep here!

    I do the same to my B but just to bother him(and show him what it's like to be awakened) and he'll look at me and throw a punch my way. I love how they box, well most of the time at least.


  • @seko:

    Happen twice with one of my girls, really scarry HUGE LOUD LONG ROOO :eek: , the first time I even woke up thinking something was wrong. I think she must have been dreaming or would sound more like she had a nightmare.

    I know it is scarry! The funny thing is that squiggy is such a quiet guy and when he let out the rooo it really freaked me out (I was sleeping also) I sat straight up and tried to listen to see if anyone was creeping in the house and I got up out of bed to check that the doors were locked, It was then that I realized that squiggy was still sound asleep:)
    The next few times that it has happened I still wake up startled, but then I smile.


  • Our dogs sleep downstairs so it never crossed my mind that Giz was still asleep when he occasionally wakes us up. It is the most unearthly howl I have ever heard. We watched Ghost Hunters last night and between that and the midnight RRRRROOOOOOOO my son was a little creeped out. :D.

    Ok, maybe I was too. It's just erie to wake up to that noise.

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