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<blockquote data-quote="donna723" data-source="post: 183754" data-attributes="member: 1883"><p>Now that is a happy, contented looking dog!</p><p> </p><p>Star, my oldest Boston, Ragan does that "wiggle" thing, but she does it on the carpet. Kind of an inverted self-inflicted back rub. She twists one way and then the other, making that little noise each time, and kicking out one front leg each time she does it.</p><p> </p><p>Bostons are world-class snorers! Ragan only does it when she has her chin propped up on something, but Katy snores all night long (but then her nasal passages are only about 1/4" long!)! She rattles the glass in the windows. It <em>is</em> kind of reassuring ... If I can hear her, I know she's OK. Why is it that people who have snoring dogs find that so appealing? Bostons are world-class snorers! They also snort, burp and grunt, and can come out with room-clearing farts almost at will if their food doesn't entirely agree with them. Fortunately mine are on good food! But I find it all very endearing. Ragan is very quiet, but there's always some kind of noise coming out of Ms. Katy. She communicates with a series of snorts and grunts in a very conversational tone. If I'm on the computer (most of the time!) she'll come up and put her front feet on my leg wanting a hug. And while I'm hugging her she's grunting and snorting very softly right in my ear. It's very sweet really.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="donna723, post: 183754, member: 1883"] Now that is a happy, contented looking dog! Star, my oldest Boston, Ragan does that "wiggle" thing, but she does it on the carpet. Kind of an inverted self-inflicted back rub. She twists one way and then the other, making that little noise each time, and kicking out one front leg each time she does it. Bostons are world-class snorers! Ragan only does it when she has her chin propped up on something, but Katy snores all night long (but then her nasal passages are only about 1/4" long!)! She rattles the glass in the windows. It [I]is[/I] kind of reassuring ... If I can hear her, I know she's OK. Why is it that people who have snoring dogs find that so appealing? Bostons are world-class snorers! They also snort, burp and grunt, and can come out with room-clearing farts almost at will if their food doesn't entirely agree with them. Fortunately mine are on good food! But I find it all very endearing. Ragan is very quiet, but there's always some kind of noise coming out of Ms. Katy. She communicates with a series of snorts and grunts in a very conversational tone. If I'm on the computer (most of the time!) she'll come up and put her front feet on my leg wanting a hug. And while I'm hugging her she's grunting and snorting very softly right in my ear. It's very sweet really. [/QUOTE]
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