DOn't pet your dog though while she is doing that, She is in a deep sleep and if you do pet her and she does wake up she can have a heart attack. Its like waking a human up from sleep walking
DOn't pet your dog though while she is doing that, She is in a deep sleep and if you do pet her and she does wake up she can have a heart attack. Its like waking a human up from sleep walking
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weirrd. i didnt know that. so a puppy can have a heart attack just from that? hmm, interesting.
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Bon always does it. Today he actually acted like he was running in his sleep...too cute![]()
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Pardon me for butting in, but deep sleep is just Stage 3 & 4 of your sleep cycle. It does the body no harm (other than feeling a bit more tired) to be woken up during these two stages. Our REM cycles only go during Stage 3 & 4 (deep sleep) which cause us to dream, but we cycle throughout our sleep cycle 4-6 times a night. It does NO harm to be woken up during this time. Think about it - you're alarm wakes you up in the morning, correct? How does it know if you're in deep sleep or not? It doesn't. It just goes off and you wake up. Sometimes you feel more tired because you were in deep sleep, but that's it.Originally Posted by Flatcoatluver
I've never heard of what you're talking about. Just because her dog was dreaming and she woke him up, that could cause him to have a heart attack? I don't believe that's true either simply because it's just dreaming. There's nothing *REAL* about it. If I was sleeping around someone and they saw me twitching and making noises, I'd hope they'd wake me up so I'd stop dreaming like that. Also, sleep walking is just "reenacting" what we are dreaming about.
I'll go research this a bit and talk a bit more with my Psychology teacher.
(sorry for the hijack)
I've never really seen Daisy do this because when she's out, buddy she's out! LOL I'm glad your puppy was all and well though, hehe.
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I have no idea that what my mom read in a magazine and so I was just warning her if it was trueOriginally Posted by buckner
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Yes, I don't think it would produce a heart attack. But like Vette said-watch out for the teeth! A startled dog will probably snap at you if you shake it awake. (Especially people with older dogs...please be careful.)
yes that is what sammy did when i woke him up. lol![]()
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