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14. I try with quietly saying "good puppy" over and over again, unless it's a running dream.

Wed Apr 25, 2012, 11:14 AM

Apr 2012

If they're wimpering, the good puppy thing usually works, and if not a few belly rubs will.

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Do you wake your dog up when he/she is dreaming? [View all] RiffRandell Apr 2012 OP

Hell no... It is wonderfully entertaining... hlthe2b Apr 2012 #1

I will talk sweetly and encourage the cat to win in the dream siligut Apr 2012 #2

Mine makes little yelping sounds. bluedigger Apr 2012 #3

No, I never woke him up. HappyMe Apr 2012 #4

If it's being untruthful. I never let a sleeping dog "lie". RedCloud Apr 2012 #5

If she were making sounds of distress - yes. MiddleFingerMom Apr 2012 #6

My parents' dog would "bubble." Archae Apr 2012 #7

I have littermates and they KurtNYC Apr 2012 #8

"dream in sync"? Like The Movie Inception? Yavin4 Apr 2012 #11

they are complimentary opposites KurtNYC Apr 2012 #13

Sometimes. geardaddy Apr 2012 #10