Last Updated on December 23, 2020
2. You’re Puppy Snores Loudly
Snoring is a characteristic that can vary drastically from one dog breed to the other, but you have no cause for concern unless your furry friend is sleeping so loudly that they can be heard from out of space. Loud snoring can be one of the main signs of a condition that can also affect people, called sleep apnea. This condition is more common in dogs who have a flat face, and if you notice that your puppy gasps for air in between snores, you should seek professional help as soon as possible, as this might become life-threatening. Keep in mind, however, that your dog’s loud snoring may be related to other issues – sleep apnea is just the most common one. Anyway, your dog’s veterinarian will surely be able to give you a proper answer.
