I would think they'd have to have some "experience" for them to dream
it. This is truly a House Dog. She goes out, does her thing, comes in.
Twice a day she does "yard patrol" to make sure nothing has moved in
during the night and to make sure any "visitors" are gone for the night.
She doesn't seem stressed and only a couple of times would I think
"Nightmare." I have experimented and put my had right by her nose so she
could smell me ... most of the times she'll seem to calm down. Once or
twice, she's got a bit more agitated and I presumed she was in watch dog
mode and my "presenting" myself into her dream made her even more "On
Guard."
LisaW
Mary Rue wrote:
>
> I have seen them stick out their tongue and drool while dreaming. I
> think they were dreaming about a giant milkbone or steak. Maybe when
> they are doing the running thing they have a 100 pound cat chasing
> them. I wish I knew what they were really dreaming too.
>
> --- In boxerlovers@yahoogroups.com
> , Lisa Wiser wrote:
> >
> > Well, here I sit, working. Meg is curled up next to me -- sleeping and
> > dreaming. Lots of feet twitches -- obviously she's running somewhere.
> > Before that, little tiny whines and that moved into small little yips.
> >
> > I truly wish there was some way to find out just what she is dreaming.
> >
> >
> > LisaW
> >
>
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