Dog Sleeping Positions and What They Really Mean

You walk in and your dog is fast asleep upside down on the sofa, one ear flipped inside out, lips flopped into a crooked grin. You laugh. But that shape didn't happen by accident. So we spend one ordinary day with your dog, from the morning rush to lights out, and catch all eight shapes they sleep in, and what each one is telling you. Along the way there's how to tell a dream from something more serious, and the few sleep changes worth a word with your vet. The eighth shape is the one to wait for. Your dog can't make it without you. 0:00 Upside down on the sofa 1:18 The morning rush 2:00 Cold tiles, warm doughnut 5:40 The evening's best show 8:19 When the answer changes 9:14 The one that belongs to you Disclaimer: This video shares general information about dog behavior and sleep, for education and interest. It isn't veterinary advice and it can't diagnose your dog. If your dog's sleep, breathing or snoring changes, or you think you've seen a seizure, please contact your vet.