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Anyone else have a pooch that barks in their sleep? I love this (Eddie is napping next to me and apparently chasing rabbits and squirrels in his dreams), it is so funny and cute. His legs are going as if he is runing, he is growling, barking, must be one heck of a dream!
Da wife says dogs don't dream, I have heard some "experts" say the same thing. Bull hockey...
Mine do it too sometimes, and I agree with you. I think that they dream. If they aren't dreaming when they do that stuff, that what the heck are they doing? How could scientists prove that dogs aren't dreaming?
150 ppl a year are killed by falling coconuts (yup, it's true). You are 50x more likely to die while relaxing under a palm tree than by an "unpredictable" pit bull attack.
What flummoxes me is that newborn puppies dream. They yip, they growl, they wiggle leggies that can't support them - yet they are blind and deaf and have never been anywhere or done anything. Of what could they possibly be dreaming?
Those of you with children - do human babies dream?
Infants have rapid eye movement which is sometimes defined as a "dream"
I definetly think that dogs dream. Molly at 4 still does the foot twitch whine/bark. Sometimes she'll actually startle herself awake, poor girl.
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Nettle wrote:What flummoxes me is that newborn puppies dream. They yip, they growl, they wiggle leggies that can't support them - yet they are blind and deaf and have never been anywhere or done anything. Of what could they possibly be dreaming?
Those of you with children - do human babies dream?
Yes, babies do this, they even respond to sounds and voices when inside the womb... My kids would move around or kick when I would talk to my wife's stomach...
For me, babies & dogs have dreams of things they hear, taste, feel, while in their mommy's womb. Ok, call me simple. but that's my opinion and you can't prove me wrong..
but that's my opinion and you can't prove me wrong.
that sounds like a challenge!
(jkjk) but I agree.
anyone ever get the distinct feeling their dog is having a bad dream? Molly gets them every know and then and calms down and sleeps fine if you just put your hand on her (gently, she's been known to jump clean into the air if you startle her!)
~* Proud Mommy of a Mix Breed *~
[url=http://www.myspace.com/mollymae2004]Molly's Myspace Page[/url]
"If your dog doesn't like someone you probably shouldn't either." - Unknown
Anyone else have a pooch that barks in their sleep? I love this (Eddie is napping next to me and apparently chasing rabbits and squirrels in his dreams), it is so funny and cute. His legs are going as if he is runing, he is growling, barking, must be one heck of a dream!
that sounds like a challenge!
