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Dogs sleep in shorter bursts, so theyâre less likely to reach that stage. Because they don't get as much deep sleep as humans do, dogs may need more sleep overall to get enough rest. Once you total it all up, dogs typically sleep anywhere from 12 to 18 hours a day. The ânormalâ amount of sleep for a dog varies greatly, but certain factors predict if a dog will be at the higher or lower end of that range. These factors include:
Scientists and pet experts arenât sure why dogs doze so much, but itâs typically how they spend at least half of their day. One theory: Unlike humans who generally stay up all day and then sleep for one long stretch at night, spending as much as 25 percent of their sleep in Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Click to learn more sleep, dogsâ shorter sleep stints mean just about 10 percent of their snoozing is REM.