[Titchy Tiny Pup]

Now my dog has a thing to snore rather loudly! and often keeps me awake all though I must say I am getting used to it lol!

Is there anyway I can stop her snoring? Or atleast reduce the sound?

any tips would be usefull, plus have you experienced a snoring dog?

[opokki]

My dog snores once in a while. Its usually when she is sleeping in an unusual position.

What breed is your dog?

[Titchy Tiny Pup]

I have a staffordshire bull terrier as I have seen other on here have.

Well she usually sleeps on her side and spreads out liek nobodys business lol, Or she'll curl up into a little ball.

I do have to admit sometimes its funny watching her as she'll have a big snore and she'll shake all over & I think how cute lol.

[red setter]

One of my friends has a staffordshire bull terrier.I stayed over the night a few weeks ago after a barbecue.I was sleeping on the settee in the lounge and their dog was in her bed also in the lounge.She snored all night really loudly and I didn't get a wink of sleep!

[Titchy Tiny Pup]

It can get really annoying lol, But I just dont know what to do about it she goes through little phases of snoring really really LOUD and then she be silent as anything.

[Staffi Lover!]

My staffi also has a thing for snoring, shes a nightmare lol and its really loud!

Does anyone know yet how to reduce the noise? or stop them snoring all together?

[you threw it you fetch it]

It can be annoying but no more so than human snoring and a gentle nudge often helps. Just like humans I don't think that thsi is something that can be trained out of person or dog.

At least you can put the dog in another room.

[Staffi Lover!]

i could never put my dog in another room lol! Yeah I normally give her a little nudge and she settles down I guess I'll have to learn to live with it lol.

Thanks anyway.

[Dollydog]

My staffies sometimes used to snore but they don't having anything on the Saint Bernard!

I used to work in a kennels that bred them, and there were about 7 laid out in the kitchen.
The noise was absolutely deafening:???:

[labradorian]

I haven’t heard about this. So dogs really do snore? I haven’t experienced this with my dog. It’s probably that the dog is on wrong position while sleeping or could be because the dog is overweight. Just like on people. Then overweight one tends to snore a lot rather than the slim ones.