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Sigh,huff,puff,snore,fart,burp,squeak,growl,howl,bark and being a pest scrounging for food all the time.Greedy like hell,haven't got a clue why some dogs are like that.Everytime he's being fed he eats his meal nearly choking on it like it was his last one.
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Dontcha just love 'em...
Hayley B
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Hi,
my Vizsla, Peanut, does all the above but the funniest thing she does is when she greets you. She grabs the nearest blanket or toy, runs up to you with the whole back of her body wagging growling in an ' I'm so pleased to see you' way whilst clinging on to the toy with all her might. Its just so funny!!
GrahamComment
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Dexter sighs and snores, but not as loud as Mr DDL!
If I wake up at night and Dexter, Mr DDL and Ramsey and Crosby the cats are all snoring it takes me ages to get back to sleep! (For the record I do NOT snore!)
Bernie aka DDL
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Daisy sighs, nuffs to show her displeasure. She dreams and talks in her sleep making little muffled barking noises. She snores just as loud as OH, she also 'talks' it is a wierd sort of half wimper, bark, yap and is just like talking. I swear that she actually says hello when you come in too.When weeding, the best way to make sure you are removing a weed and not a valuable plant is to pull on it. If it comes out of the ground easily, it is a valuable plant. ~Author UnknownComment
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One of our cats snores ......................Quite LOUDLY
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Brian CloughComment
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My dog sighs and snores (very very loudly) and groans and humphs and just about any other noise you can think of she even smiles and grins. Her most noisy sighs always come about 20 minutes before her dinner when she is pacing ready for it. She is the most beautiful pain in the backside Ive ever know and I love her to bits.Comment
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One of my cats growls a lot - specially if she thinks you are getting too close when she is eating from her bowl so it is more a chewy growl arr arr arr arr
The other huffs and puffs like an old grampus when she tries to get too close to him - she likes to playfight and he doesn't...Whooops - now what are the dogs getting up to?Comment
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No dog, but the parrot miaows and makes loud fart noises.All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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Hayley
I believe the technical term is 'yodel' when its loud18 months does Wookie (Star Wars) noises trying to talk to us Our GSD Cass does it too, wierd isn't it, so much like speech but not quite.
And those enormous groaning sighs which make you look to see who's let a cow in. And the one where she puts her paws on the settee, stares ernestly into your face, then does the most ginormous belch.
The cat is quieter but she can purr and eat at the same time which is a really wierd noise.Anyone who says nothing is impossible has never tried slamming a revolving doorComment
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Yep, my dog Rosie sighs, groans, burps, farts, does wookie noises, huffs & puffs, snores, and also does a kind a purr when contented.Comment
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