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   Rod Gonzalez said, 2 months ago

   Nice one, Phoebe!
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   ujean said, 2 months ago

   OK Marigold doesn’t snore elegantly. She still looks overwhelmingly cute doing it.
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   mr_sherman said, 2 months ago

   I’m feeling better about myself also.
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   Q4horse said, 2 months ago

   What happened to the Puuurrrr? It’s more fun when you play back a recording Phoebe!
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   isaiahammar said, 2 months ago

   So her nostrils CAN’T be heavenly if she snores.
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   isaiahammar said, 2 months ago

   @ujean

   Yeah, she looks more like she’s yawning.
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   rpmurray said, 2 months ago

   Why wasn’t Phoebe recording this with her phone?
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   Half Caper Farm said, 2 months ago

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   They can, but if they feel secure, they like to lie down to sleep. When my old boy, Teddy, was two, he’d come in from all-night turnout and lie flat out in his stall, mouth open and snoring.
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   Half Caper Farm said, 2 months ago

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   Sometimes I’ll look out and see one horse standing and four horses flat out in the sunshine. We jokingly call it a horse ‘massacre’. Always one standing guard.
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    Simon_Jester said, 2 months ago

    I once knew a filly who ‘horse-talked’ in her sleep.
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    Veteran said, 2 months ago

    If Marigold is snoring then she IS doing it elegantly.
    I have a Chihuahua who snores louder than I do. I have to poke her to make her stop. Wife snores but she wouldn’t admit it. Blames it on the dog.
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    pinkdryad said, 2 months ago

    I totally needed an LOL this morning, and this provided it. Thanks, Dana! Awesome strip, as usual.
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    Comic Minister said, 2 months ago

    I see.
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    Mister Ed said, 2 months ago

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    Don’t equines keep standing on all fours?
    

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    Horses do better if they can lay down and sleep flat for ~4 hours a day. If they have a soft, reasonably dry area, they will sleep flat-out.
    

    
    They especially like deep sandy areas to roll in (much to my dismay when it’s time to clean them for riding).
    

    
    Horses have a “stay apparatus” that allows them to lock their leg joints in the standing position. In this way, they can nap standing up, but run away at the first sign of danger.
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    kaykeyser said, 2 months ago

    Non, no no, Marigold its not “SNRRF” Its “SMURF” Make an “M” sound next time and people will think you only TALK in your sleep.
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