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Sydney, my 8 year old female Chocolate Lab snores a-plenty...a jet engine has nothing on her - VERY LOUD. She seems to be healthy, in great shape and solid as a rock so I guess it's what some dogs do. At times, I've awakened to hear her snoring away - sprawled across her dog bed.

I'm working on a theory that she snores much less if at all when she's much cooler..we keep the house at 78 and cooler during Fall and Winter.

Anyone else?
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Sydney, my 8 year old female Chocolate Lab snores a-plenty...a jet engine has nothing on her - VERY LOUD. She seems to be healthy, in great shape and solid as a rock so I guess it's what some dogs do. At times, I've awakened to hear her snoring away - sprawled across her dog bed.

It's the libural's fault.

I'm working on a theory that she snores much less if at all when she's much cooler..we keep the house at 78 and cooler during Fall and Winter.

Anyone else?

no one else can afford what you can afford.
 
I am not saying you are wrong here but in this case I think peanut butter may be to blame.
I hear that a fresh clean mouth lends to more regular breathing habits during sleep.

So, maybe if you can get her to quit chewing on your wife's dildo, she would get the nasty taste out of her mouth...voilà!
 
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My 15 year old pup only started snoring about a year about...this is when we know she is in a deep sleep! My 4 year old doesn't make a single sound...none at all...which I find spooky!!!

Did you ask a vet?

...oh...I don't think those nasal strips would work on her :beer:
 
This is my first time in this section as a new Mud member...

what a F8cking riot you guys all are LMAO
 

So, maybe if you can get her to quit chewing on your wife's dildo, she would get the nasty taste out of her mouth...voilà!


You redneck 'tard, that's an Official Air Dog Squeaker Bone she's gnawing on. Get with the program dingleberry :hillbilly:
 
Doesn't the dog's medical policy cover remedying these sorts of nuisances?
 
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