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Sometime my wife says she can't tell the difference between the dog and me when she hears a sigh
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I have Boxers, so they do a lot of sighing and 'harrrumph'-ing as well
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My dog does sigh, he also huffs and puffs if he is losing patience with something.Bex
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No dog! The cats can make weird noises but the most odd one was from some denizens of the fish tank!
This was a few years back - TOH was in the states for work and I was alone in the house. I heard a funny scrabbling noise from the corner of the room. I hunted around for what ever mouse had got in (this was before I got my cats) but I couldn't find anything. The noise came and went for an hour or so - nothing there. Then two small red crabs came scuttling out from under the cabinet the tank is housed on! I jumped so high I nearly hit the ceiling! Wretched critters must have climbed the air hose!The weeks and the years are fine. It's the days I can't cope with!
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Our three GSDs all huff puff sigh, dream, burp, fa*t, and Joy who is 18 months does Wookie (Star Wars) noises trying to talk to us
Hayley B
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Boo sighs. Especially after a longy rainy walk and she has settled on the sofa to sleep and warm up. Snores and farts too.Kirsty b xxComment
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Farts and grunts mainly (yes it is the dog) and some real pervy slurping noises (and yes still talking about the dog). The farts are the best as he runs away when he does it and then stops and looks at his bum in suspicionComment
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Got a sighthound cross that does the weirdest noises.. like he's trying to talk. Not barks or whines.. just weird humanish sounds.Last edited by Gwen11ian; 15-01-2010, 01:23 PM.Comment
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Jinny the cat sighs, burps, cases mice in his sleep and dose very quiet farts...but boy o boy do they smell, such a vile smell from such a small cat
, He's also very vocal when he wants feeding as well.
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lots of sighs and "harumphs" if we're taking too long to go out for a walk! Lots of sleep woofing, growling, whining too. And as for the sleep running - our boys go out for a walk to get a rest! All very cute!
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Originally posted by HayleyB View PostOur three GSDs all huff puff sigh, dream, burp, fa*t, and Joy who is 18 months does Wookie (Star Wars) noises trying to talk to us Pads does the Wookie noises too And she whines, groans, grumbles, chuffles, sighs, throws herself down one her bed in a great impression of a teenage strop...
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Gemma has a great range of noises, and I have now got quite good at interpretting them (like the slightly weird not-quite-bark that signifies "cor what a hunk!" when a GSD or sighthound comes into view. She knows her distant kin!)
It's Lady (Hah!) whi sighs though. They both snore.Flowers come in too many colours to see the world in black-and-white.Comment
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The pugs and Jim snore in stereo. The greyhounds sigh and throw themselves on the floor when they can't find a space on the sofa!Comment
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