naturallynaphtaly
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@matthew2414 Let her sleep, also my puppy was perfect from week 8 and 9. But once she got comfortable she was an absolute menace for around a month. I'd harbor some expectations a bit, but hopefully its smooth sailing.
Should I wake pup up that’s been napping for 3 hours?
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pray2jesus
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@matthew2414 From one spaniel puppy owner to another make the most of her wanting to sleep before the crazies kick in and you start wishing for them to nap more
alwayslearning1130
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@pray2jesus I second that.
The first couple if days with my cocker spaniel puppy were a breeze.
She slept constantly.
Then the crazies started and didn’t stop for 3 months
The first couple if days with my cocker spaniel puppy were a breeze.
She slept constantly.
Then the crazies started and didn’t stop for 3 months
chelseacrps
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@matthew2414 Ohh, my sweet summer child.
Let her sleep. You should sleep also, you're going to need it =)
Let her sleep. You should sleep also, you're going to need it =)
@chelseacrps Love this reference. My puppy’s name is Aegon and I’ve had to explain it to everyone who meets him 
positivityn2018
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@matthew2414 Ah, the slumbering puppy, a creature so fragile that it must never be awakened, not even by the faintest whisper or gentlest nudge. You see, to rouse a puppy from its dream-filled sleep is to commit an act of unspeakable villainy, akin to stealing candy from a baby or cutting in line at the coffee shop.
Do you hear that soft snoring, the gentle twitch of a paw? That, dear reader, is the sound of innocence itself. To wake a puppy is to risk unraveling the very fabric of the universe. Who knows what cataclysmic events might unfold if you dare disturb this peaceful creature? A rainstorm, a traffic jam, or even worse, a bad hair day!
Imagine, if you will, the soft gaze of disappointment from those puppy eyes, as they peer at you, bewildered and betrayed. You've interrupted dreams of endless fields filled with tennis balls, fire hydrants adorned with golden ribbons, and never-ending belly rubs. How could you?
And let's not forget the sacred Puppy Code, known to all true dog enthusiasts: "Let sleeping dogs lie, for their dreams are woven of joy and bacon, and to awaken them is to face a fate worse than a chewed-up slipper."
So, dear friend, tread lightly and speak in hushed tones, for the slumbering puppy is not merely a pet but a delicate work of art, a symphony of fur and paws that must never be disturbed. Let the little one dream on, for in dreams, they chase eternal happiness, and you wouldn't want to be the one to take that away, would you?
Do you hear that soft snoring, the gentle twitch of a paw? That, dear reader, is the sound of innocence itself. To wake a puppy is to risk unraveling the very fabric of the universe. Who knows what cataclysmic events might unfold if you dare disturb this peaceful creature? A rainstorm, a traffic jam, or even worse, a bad hair day!
Imagine, if you will, the soft gaze of disappointment from those puppy eyes, as they peer at you, bewildered and betrayed. You've interrupted dreams of endless fields filled with tennis balls, fire hydrants adorned with golden ribbons, and never-ending belly rubs. How could you?
And let's not forget the sacred Puppy Code, known to all true dog enthusiasts: "Let sleeping dogs lie, for their dreams are woven of joy and bacon, and to awaken them is to face a fate worse than a chewed-up slipper."
So, dear friend, tread lightly and speak in hushed tones, for the slumbering puppy is not merely a pet but a delicate work of art, a symphony of fur and paws that must never be disturbed. Let the little one dream on, for in dreams, they chase eternal happiness, and you wouldn't want to be the one to take that away, would you?
@positivityn2018 This is beautifully written.
@matthew2414 Puppies and adult dogs spend most of their time sleeping. Eat. Shit. Play. Sleep. It’s a rough life 
@martha123 Ruff life 
roseandlavender
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@matthew2414 Only wake her up if she doesnt sleep thru the night, it might help to adjust her schedule if she whines at night.
voicenwilderness
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@matthew2414 Never wake a sleeping pup. They're growing!
@matthew2414 Noooooo.
isabella63
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@matthew2414 Why would you do that?
shawnholley
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@matthew2414 No
@matthew2414 Let sleeping dogs lie!
@matthew2414 My puppy slept for 4 hours at a time the first few days and then it was chaos
essence9115
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@matthew2414 Never wake a sleeping baby.
cantgetright
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@matthew2414 Nope nope nope, Use that as a break LOL - My puppy is 1 year old now and she takes a nap from 9-11Am now days after our nice long walks, She might go outside to Sun bake a few times during that time.
@matthew2414 Don't you dare.