I wonder if he is reacting to a dream he had? We know dogs dream, and I've often wondered how they feel about their dreams. We humans understand what dreams are -- well, okay, sometimes they are pretty incomprehensible, but we do know they're not real events. Do dogs understand this or do they think the events they dreamed about really happened?
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My GSD pup has been making a strange sound when he sleeps and stretches since the day we brought him home. When he was really young, about 12 weeks it sounded like a baby cow. Now that he's 93lbs and has a 34"dia chest he sounds like a full grown cow mooing. It's just too funny!
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