I wish that didn't rhyme..
How much vocalizing while dreaming in dogs is normal? Since day one, Pit has been one to dream with enthusiasm. Yips, whines, growls, running legs, twitching eyes, eating, you name it. As he got older, the dreaming became louder and well, scarier .
I catch him dreaming I'd say 5+ times a day and will be woken up countless times a night by his dreaming. Lately he's been screaming (yelping in fear/alert screams) a LOT in his sleep. Is there something I should be doing to help him? I'll wake him up if it looks like an especially bad dream, but often his screaming wakes himself up.
Just an odd realization; I've only witnessed him have a "happy" dream once where he wagged his tail. Every other dream is screaming, barking and growling. What's going on here?
How much vocalizing while dreaming in dogs is normal? Since day one, Pit has been one to dream with enthusiasm. Yips, whines, growls, running legs, twitching eyes, eating, you name it. As he got older, the dreaming became louder and well, scarier .
I catch him dreaming I'd say 5+ times a day and will be woken up countless times a night by his dreaming. Lately he's been screaming (yelping in fear/alert screams) a LOT in his sleep. Is there something I should be doing to help him? I'll wake him up if it looks like an especially bad dream, but often his screaming wakes himself up.
Just an odd realization; I've only witnessed him have a "happy" dream once where he wagged his tail. Every other dream is screaming, barking and growling. What's going on here?