Do Pitbulls Sleep a Lot? The Truth About Your Sleepy Pittie Pal

Robby

About Robby

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Robby is the founder and lead writer of The Dog Today. He has been sharing his home with dogs for 10 years, including Cooper, his Beagle mix, who has inspired more than a few articles on this site. Robby started The Dog Today four years ago to give dog owners clear, practical answers about health, food safety and behavior, written in plain English and based on guidance from veterinary sources such as the AVMA and ASPCA. He is not a veterinarian, and he always encourages readers to check with their own vet before making decisions about their dog’s health. When he’s not writing, you’ll find him hiking local trails with his dog.

Do Pitbulls Sleep a Lot? The Truth About Your Sleepy Pittie Pal

Pitbulls are among the main culprits when it comes to lazy afternoon snoozes on the couch and cheeky mid-morning shut eye. Yes, this medium-sized, bulky breed likes to get as much sleep as possible during the day and night. They have a robust, muscular build and a playful nature, which means that they expend a … Read more

17 Reasons Why Your Dog Goes Crazy (And How to Handle It!)

Ever watched your furry friend suddenly transform into a tornado of energy, zooming around the house like they’re possessed? Don’t worry – you’re not alone! As a dog parent, I’ve seen my share of canine craziness, and I’m here to help you understand what’s happening with your four-legged friend. Dog zoomies (officially called Frenetic Random … Read more

Should You Cover Your Dog’s Crate at Night? A Complete Guide

Are you staring at your furry friend’s crate wondering if you should throw a blanket over it tonight? You’re not alone! This is one of the most common questions new dog parents ask, and for good reason. The decision to cover or not cover can impact your pup’s comfort, anxiety levels, and sleep quality. At … Read more

Do Dogs Really Protect Their Owners? The Truth About Canine Loyalty

For years, dogs have been used by law enforcement, farmers, families, and individuals as a source for protection and defense. A protective dog is doing what they believe is best: protecting you by surveying surroundings and ensuring that things are safe. When you’re on an evening walk or home alone, having your protective pooch by … Read more