Dog having a nightmare or something else?

HAHAHA chasing bunny rabbits! EPIC!

congrats on the new child! Sound like a beautiful dog! My lab and pointer mix both have had bad nightmares at times. Nothing to worry about. When it happens we pet our dogs to calm them. As long as things in her life is consistent, she eats well and gets exercise she should be fine. If it's the random nightmare here and there, it's not an issue. If the issue gets worse you may want to see what a vet says.

At the moment she needs to saty on puppy food. Dogs are considered puppies till around a year and 2 months. If she doesn't want her food then don't give her treats. Give her the food 2-3 times a day, leave it for 5-10 mimutes, if she doesn't eat in that time peroid take it away. Do this over and over. She will get hungry and have no choice but to eat. Just make sure to get her some quality food. We feed our dogs chicken soup for the pet lover's soul. EXCELLENT ingredients! Innova and wellness are also quality products. Most dog brands like Purina and eukanuba are not as good as people may think.

Good luck to you!

Your dog is just dreaming and some do that and seem very excited in their sleep. Nothing to worry about just relax

The food issue is another thing. and bad habits are forming.

Cut the treats or use dog food for treats, and put food down twice a day. If he doesn't eat take it up and wait several hours. Don't give treats till you get the dog back on his food. He will eat (a dog will not starve when offered food regularly) It will take a while but he will eat! don't feed Table food for a long time only after this is fixed..or it will never change.

First of all; nearly every dog dreams this way. My two staffies, a 10 month and a 5 year old, both twitch and moan. No need to go to a vet.

Second; Yes, try moving a little bit onto adult food. I moved my pup onto some adult food at 4 months and he grew onto it. If your pups not adapting to this food, not to worry. Puppies are learning! This is a new world for them. But if it continues and seems to be a bit of trouble, turn to a vet for advice.

I have a 6yr old dachshund she also twitches and makes growling noises in her sleep. We took her to the vet when we first noticed it and they just said that she was chasing bunny rabbits in her sleep and that is was very normal for dogs to have dreams.

As for the dog food... if all of your puppy's teeth are in then yes you do need to switch his dog food to adult dog food... i would start out with something that's not too hard for him like dog food for small adult dogs cause you don't want him breaking a tooth.

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