Place To Sleep

average 12-14 hours a day

During the winter season, Alabai residing in extremely cold environments may opt to increase their sleeping hours in order to save their energy levels.

The necessary quotient of sleep for dogs hinges on their level of liveliness and age, with older and younger dogs needing more slumber and those with high energy requiring less.

In order to maintain the well-being and happiness of your Alaba Dog, it is crucial to offer a tranquil and cosy sleeping space, such as a crate or a comfortable bed.

Making sure your dog gets enough rest and sleep is crucial to protecting their overall well-being, both physically and mentally. This is particularly important in preventing potential health issues like weight gain, anxiety, and stress.

Location: Select a quiet and secure location for your Alabai's bed. Dogs often prefer a quiet and cozy spot where they feel safe and can rest without disruptions.

Indoor Shelter: Alabai dogs are adaptable to different climates, but they generally prefer to have a place indoors where they can sleep. This helps protect them from extreme weather conditions and ensures they feel like part of the family.

Crate Training: If you choose to use a crate, make sure it's spacious enough for your Alabai to stand, turn around, and lie down comfortably. Many dogs find crates to be a secure and den-like space.

Outdoor Shelter: If your Alabai spends time outdoors, provide a sheltered area that protects them from the elements. This could be a well-insulated doghouse with proper bedding.

Bedding: Use comfortable and washable bedding in your Alabai's sleeping area. This helps keep them warm and provides a soft surface for them to rest.

Cleanliness: Regularly clean and maintain your Alabai's sleeping area. This includes washing bedding, cleaning the crate or dog bed, and ensuring the overall cleanliness of the space.