For example, it sort of sounds like he's breathing through a straw, he is rarely quiet when sleeping he can either sound like an old man fully loud snoring or less loud and it's sort of constantly like you would sound if you had something in the back of your throat as you were breathing.
He will also sometimes take a few, what can only be described as, inward sneezes, then stop breathing for ten seconds. He is also showing symptoms of going deaf, he looks the opposite direction of sounds, doesn't notice when someone comes in the front door and he sometimes won't wake from sleep without being physically touched to wake up.
Other than this he's still himself, he goes mental at the park, he plays with his tennis balls and he begs for pizza crusts, no one believes me when I tell them his age. Anyway, I wondered if anyone else has seen these breathing issues, are they issues or are they just snoring? Googling didn't return much useful info so I thought someone here may have experience. Owned by 1 cocker.
Are you really from Switzerland or using a proxy service? Because there's no way you're getting out of posting pictures for us. I suggest taking a video of your cocker sleeping and show it to your vet. It definitely sounds like he's snoring which is normal. Is he obese?
If so, you could limit his food intake and increase his exercise. He might actually be breathing when you think he isn't. He may have snored so loudly he woke up. My cocker does snore. He also breathes erratically while dreaming. Sometimes he barks or makes muffled sounds in his sleep. You could ask your vet to test his hearing. Hey, thanks for getting back to me!
I am living in Switzerland at the moment, moved here with the dog last October! Here is a photo from when I went skiing last month! And one of the dog. Owned by 2 cockers. As he aged my beloved cocker, Dylan, became hard of hearing. Stertor: noisy breathing that occurs during inhalation, is low-pitched, and sounds similar to snoring. Mar 19, Why do pit bulls like to cuddle so much? All dogs cuddle for three specific reasons; they need warmth; they want to bond with you or just their personality as a pack animal.
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