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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Nova Scotia, Canada
Posts: 5
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Hey. Some advice, please.. George is 3 and a half months old. I know bassets tend to be on the lazier side, but this guy is a pup and literally he sleeps 18 hours out of the day... is this normal??
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Oslo, Lørenskog, Norway
Posts: 3,124
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An animal will often sleep when nothing
special is going on, to preserve energy. But it sounds a bit strange with a puppy, Emma was very awake..... -------------------- <span style="color:#009900">The one that drools rules, :P Steinar - daddy and foodslave to Emma and Doris! http://www.basset-hound.net.tf</span> |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Boston MA
Posts: 737
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I think puppies are like babies. If there's action they're right in the middle of it but otherwise they sleep. If he seems dopey and lethargic when awake though, I'd take him to the vet.
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 225
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My puppies also seemed to sleep most of the time.
I mostly remember that it was peeing and sleeping, and me waiting for my new friend to wake up so that I could cuddle him. And keep in mind that if he has a lot of new experiences this will tire him and make him need to sleep more, even if he has not been active in the physical sense. |
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