If Your Dog Ever Runs In Its Sleep... DO NOT WAKE IT UP

If your dog runs in its sleep, kicks its paws or barks while dreaming, do not wake it up. Here are the 9 rules. Every dog twitches, runs and barks in its sleep. Most owners think it is chasing a rabbit. In this analog horror story, the Dreadify office explains where your dog really goes when it dreams, why you should never wake a dreaming dog, what it means when the paws run backwards, why the sleep barks come in threes, and which way the tail wags when something else wakes up instead. FILE INDEX 0:00 Never wake a dreaming dog 0:18 Why dogs sleep half their life 0:28 Rule 1 - Do not wake your dog 1:06 Rule 2 - Which way the paws run 1:50 Rule 3 - Barking in its sleep 2:46 Mud, burrs and pine in its fur 3:18 Rule 4 - Never let it sleep on your bed 3:55 Rule 5 - Every dog on the street is dreaming 4:41 Rule 6 - One eye moving under the lid 5:19 Rule 7 - The tail when it wakes up 6:07 Incident file 322 6:24 Rule 8 - Never move its bed 6:58 Why your dog runs every night 7:48 Rule 9 - When the running stops Filed by the Dreadify office, where every case starts with something familiar. A work of fiction.