lynnie

well...Zoey is such a princess, she doesn't do the f word, but I sometimes think she might, she seems to blame it on dh at times, or whomever else is in the house. in her words...'Princesses don't fart!"
boy her tiara has no tarnish stains on it!

Rubesgirl

Our Maine Coon, Daisy, snores as loudly as my husband! The only thing is ... there's no such thing as a kitty CPAP.

celwood

You have not heard snoring until you own an English Bulldog! Sometimes I have to turn the TV sound up so I can hear it.

margee

My cat doesn't snore but my little Pug sure does. Both sleep with me. I don't try to stop the snoring- just enjoy it. It's like the sound of an alarm clock ticking. I like it.
margee

lynnie

omg and English bulldog, I can only imagine that sound and a pug, what noises they must make together, but we all love themin spite of it.

juneayerza

No Cats here, but my little dog snores whenever she is asleep. She sleeps with us and most of the time DH and dog's snoring is coordinated. When its not, her snoring sounds like an echo of DH's snoring.

And yes, she farts too. I agree with ILoveToQuilt; it diffently can strip the paint off the wall. But she doesn't admit doing it.

Chasing Hawk

Kola doesn't snore but she can sure hog the bed.

Now my dog Chili Palmer snores, she naps under our bedroom window. When we are in there reading we can hear her snore.

gigi4419

Yes! A lot!

vschieve

My cat Fella sleeps at the foot of my bed every night. He also naps there, which is where my sewing machine is. Sometimes when I am sewing, I hear him not really snoring, but this kind of a whimper, and then he starts making a sound as though he is sipping water through his lips. And he is dead to the world in lala land when he does this sipping sound, almost like a kitten nursing. But he is an older cat, nine years young!!

Then there is Peaches, the orangie in the window on my avatar. He is 6 years old, but thinks he is still a kitten. He likes for us to cuddle and hold him, and then he puts his nose and mouth under our armpit and goes into the movements with his paws like he is still nursing on his mama. When all done, our shirt is soaked with kitty slobber. Only in our backyard, gardening clothes do we allow him to be a baby kitten!!

lynnie

I had a ginger about 27 yrs ago, that never grew up. i'd wake up in the middle of the night and have to change my night shirt coz he would nurse on the shirt. he died the day after his 10th bday, heart problems. I miss that little guy. wish I had them all at the same time.