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Your dog’s love for napping might seem adorable, but it is also deeply connected to their instincts, health, and daily lifestyle. Dogs have unique sleep cycles that differ greatly from humans, and understanding them can reveal valuable insights into their well-being. Various factors such as age, breed, activity level, and emotional state influence how much rest they need each day. While frequent naps are normal for most dogs, certain changes in their sleeping habits can sometimes point to underlying issues. Recognizing these patterns can help you support their physical and emotional health more effectively. Sleep is not just a way for dogs to recharge but also a critical part of their recovery, growth, and stress management. Paying attention to the subtle cues in your dog’s sleeping behavior can make a big difference in maintaining their overall happiness, comfort, and long-term vitality.

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