Breathing

[nwyant1946]

I don't know what she was chasing, but she was yipping in her sleep. What was really funny, was Jasmine, one of our cats, got on the bed and she was awake and on all four feet in a split second...she looked at her like "Can I help you?" After Jazzy decided to just lie down next to me, Mia flopped back and was asleep instantly. How do they do that? I'm having a sleep study done tonight at a sleep center because I don't sleep well. I don't know how they expect me to sleep with no animals on my bed.

[Zoe's Mom88]

Originally Posted by nwyant1946

I don't know what she was chasing, but she was yipping in her sleep. What was really funny, was Jasmine, one of our cats, got on the bed and she was awake and on all four feet in a split second...she looked at her like "Can I help you?" After Jazzy decided to just lie down next to me, Mia flopped back and was asleep instantly. How do they do that? I'm having a sleep study done tonight at a sleep center because I don't sleep well. I don't know how they expect me to sleep with no animals on my bed.

That is very common the yipping in the sleep. Everything you explained is normal and no need to worry. Good luck on your sleep study tonight.....I would find that strange too not being in my normal environment.