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Location: Devon, UK
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04-11-2009, 11:00 PM
He doesn't really do heavy yawns but he could win an award for massive huffs and sighs!
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Location: Dogsey and Worcestershire
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04-11-2009, 11:12 PM
Originally Posted by lilypup 
sometime lily will do this really dramatic yawn. i call it her 'eastenders' yawn as it is so over the top to her normal yawn!
she will throw her head back and also make this whiney noise when she does it. she usually does it if she's excited, like in the back of the car, or if she's a bit cold.
does anyone else have a little drama king or queen with this habit?
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Location: Helmshore, uk
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04-11-2009, 11:32 PM
Originally Posted by Minihaha
Dogs often do a pretend or exaggerated yawn when unsure of a situation, it is a recognised 'calming signal'
Does that mean Werm is calm and confident!?
Think I should start yawning more often!!! esp this last week!!
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Location: West Sussex, UK
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05-11-2009, 07:45 AM
Originally Posted by esmed
Every morning Monty gets up, stretches and yawns and whilst doing so makes a noise like a cat which i always find amusing!
He doesn't really do heavy yawns but he could win an award for massive huffs and sighs!
Originally Posted by tabsmagic
Werid Werm- this post has just brought to my attention that i can't remember ever having seen her yawn at all?!?!
Originally Posted by Minihaha
Dogs often do a pretend or exaggerated yawn when unsure of a situation, it is a recognised 'calming signal'
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