Paisley has had a few episodes in the past of what sounds like reverse sneezing? Tonight it happened twice in a row both lasting about 30 seconds I pet her and calmed her but Ive never experienced them close together like that? I was wondering of anyone else had the same issues

"What to Watch For

If the revere sneezing occurs frequently (daily or several times a day) and is associated with other clinical signs, then further evaluation should be completed by your veterinarian.
Watch for other abnormal signs that may suggest a more serious problem including nasal discharge, epistaxis (bloody nose), sneezing, difficulty breathing, abnormal facial deformity over the nose area, decreased appetite and/or lethargy."

http://www.petplace.com/dogs/reverse-sneezing-in-dogs/page1.aspx

Our male Yorkie and female Dalmatian have been doing it for years. I actually had no idea what it was until I just youtube'd it and saw. The Dalmatian does it mainly on walks and then calms down and the Yorkie does it all the time lol. We've never had any issues with it. I'm not sure if there is any harm that could come out of it, but our's have been doing it for over 8 year's and no issues.

My boyfriends mom is a vet and they said it's not a big deal, unless of course you're dog is showing sign's like the person above mentioned

well shes not showing any other signs, nothing really different in her appetite, shes always been picky when it comes to her food that would be the only "sign" showing. but it just scared me last night shes done it every so often but twice in a matter of 10 minutes is what scared me!

I wouldn't be too scared about it. When I put Fen on antihistamines, he was doing it as often as four times in ten minutes.

When Kemba was a puppy, she would continually have fits of reverse sneezing. Ever since we switched her to grain free food it stopped - we think it was an allergic reaction to the grains in her food.

Mikko has had several instances. It's scary because it's like they are having trouble breathing. I too videoed it and showed his vet. He told me it was no big deal and if he had multiple occurrences in a day to give him benadryl.

Phantom gets it rarely/occasionally, usually only lasts a few seconds. Last night she woke me up around 3AM doing it and lasted like 5 minutes straight. I *know* it's not a big deal but it does sound scary.