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  1. 4th April 2007, 05:03 PM #1
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    I just wanted to see how many of your Cavs snore like another man in the bed? I almost died last night when I woke up and Fiona was sleeping on her back, legs up and bent, with her head on my pillow SNORING up a storm. It was hilarious!
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    LOL. Lucky does it. I notice it more during the day and the evening. Just like Fiona. It's so cute. Glad it hasn't woken me up yet though!!
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    Oh I have woken up in the night thinking there might be a burgler in the house only to realize it is my eldest snoring away!
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    Annie does this too. Not loud enough to wake anyone up, but it's pretty funny.
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    Yes, Sofee Marie snores too, usually the worst when she is really tired, after a long play day, or has been up most of the day and missed her afternoon nap. I love the sound of it.
    She sleeps in the crate next to our bed and it makes me feel so good to hear her snore Enjoy every moment of it!
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    Buddy has a very soft, rhythmic snore that oddly is comforting as opposed to disturbing. He does not do it every night and when he does not I kind of miss it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ppotterfield
    Buddy has a very soft, rhythmic snore that oddly is comforting as opposed to disturbing. He does not do it every night and when he does not I kind of miss it.
    Phyllis, I find it very hard to sleep without my baby snoring softly next to me. Hubby gets a dig in the ribs when he starts though

    Charlie snores so loudly that we very often have to turn the tv volume up to hear above the noise
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