Last night when I was laying on the couch, Heidi jumped up and layed down behind me (it's a sectional couch and I was on one end and she was in the middle). She propped her head on my pillow so her head was right up against mine. Well, she fell sound asleep and snored right in my ear! I didn't have the heart to wake her so I just let her snore away. She looked so peaceful!
When she snores, move her head to a position where she stops. Usually pillows will be a "cause" of snoring. See that she lies flat when she sleeps and off pillows, sides of chairs, sofa arms, etc., etc.
Abigail use to be able to sleep with us but no more.. she snores so loud that no one gets any sleep .. I've tried to move her this way and that but it didn't help. Finally hubby said he's got to get some sleep so Abigail had to go to her kennel. I will sneak her in on the weekends early in the mornings sometimes. I love to cuddle with her..
I'm getting my Boxer puppy in a week, so I can't comment on Boxer snoring, but I do have a Chow who snores occasionally and sometimes REALLY loudly. If it's especially irritating, we'll wake her up and sometimes when she falls back asleep, she doesn't snore.
You might try waking her up and/or forcing her to change positions ... assuming that there IS a position she doesn't snore in.
I certainly hope I don't find myself with a snoring Boxer. I'm a light sleeper!
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