My current dog is a vocal sleeper. I made a language inspired by the noises he makes when he’s dreaming.

My previous dog loved to chase our cat. He’d be lying on the couch, and` she would walk up to him and start poking him with her snout to try to get him to run. He would either stay put or slowly slink away.

My first dog would make this happy grunting noise when she saw someone she knew.

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    My cat will go under the blankets in bed when it’s cold out. He figured this out after many years of living here. Some nights it still takes him a while to figure it out. He’ll jump on the bed. I’ll lift the blankets. He’ll peer under there like he’s never seen this scenario before in his life. After several cautious minutes he’ll usually settle down. If I try to speed up the process by putting the blankets on him, he’ll run out of the room

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      Sounds like one of our cats.

      He’s nearly 7 and has been with us since he was a kitten, only started getting in the bed with us this year.

      Same thing though, has to be invited in every time.