question about my senior Boston
Okay call me a worrisome fur parent but I confess that I am. Last night the fur family and my wife and I was all scattered out on the divan and one of our senior Boston Terriers was sound asleep and m...
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Pawz4me wrote:
I'd just watch him more closely than usual for a day or two as long as everything else seems normal. My guess is he was in a deep stage of sleep and was just really groggy and maybe a little disoriented when you woke him up.
X2. Most folks and animals have a hard time being woken up from a deep sleep unexpectedly. Older folks and animals more so. My Bat-dog is a major dreamer and if I wake her suddenly from a deep sleep, she is usually disoriented for a few moments. Especially if it was a nightmare. I've learned to gently pet her and let her ease out of the sleep, rather than just abruptly wake her.
