8 Dog Breeds Most Likely to Snore
by Laura Cross
Published on April 18, 2016
Dog owners know that sharing a bed with their pooches has its
ups and downs. Yes, it’s nice to snuggle up to your favorite furry friend…
until you’re woken up by what sounds like a freight train in your ear. Some
dogs are snorers, and certain breeds — such as brachycephalic dogs — are more prone to making noises in their
sleep than others.
If dog snoring doesn’t bother you — or if you actually find it kind of adorable — then you won’t mind sharing your bed with the dog breeds in the photo gallery below. Though, no matter which breed of dog you have, you shouldn’t assume that all dog snoring is normal, as it could indicate a more serious health problem — even in breeds that are more likely to snore. So be sure to discuss this or any other breathing issues with your veterinarian.
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