Thanks! I'll pass that on to her
They do sleep lying down. They have a few stages of sleep. They can sleep standing up, but if they want to get deep REM sleep, they usually lie down, either on their sternum, or, if they are really "out", on their side like a beached whale. They do make quite a bit of loud snoring/wheezing noises when they lie down because yes, it does affect their breathing a little. But they certainly can breathe well enough to sleep for short periods lying down
I know, I wish you had a car! I'd love for you to come up and meet Nela.










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