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Invest in a nice dog bed that is sized properly for your Dalmadoodle's comfort. Think about if they want to sleep on a solid surface or one with a lot of padding. The added joint support provided by orthopedic beds might be helpful, especially for senior or arthritic Dalmadoodles.
Find a quiet place in your home where you won't be interrupted while you work. Your Dalmadoodle will appreciate the tranquility this provides. Think about giving them some solitude by putting their bed in a corner or other out-of-the-way spot.
Ensure that the bedroom is well-ventilated and maintained at a pleasant, cozy temperature. Like other breeds of dog, Dalmadoodles can't stand the heat. Don't put their bed in a spot where it will become too hot or cold, or where there will be direct sunlight.
The resting location should feel safe and comfortable to your Dalmadoodle. Make their bed a happy place by associating it with good things. Putting familiar objects like stuffed animals, blankets, or scented things on their bed might help them feel more at ease there.
Just like any other dog, a Dalmadoodle needs at least 12–14 hours of slumber per night, This snoozing may be broken up into shorter naps throughout the day and longer sleep cycles at night.
Age, exercise level, and overall health all play a role in how much sleep a dog needs. Making sure they have a regular bedtime and peaceful place to sleep can help them receive the rest they need.
Make sure your Dalmadoodle's sleeping quarters are secure. Take away any possible sleep-inducing dangers, such as sharp items. To avoid potential injuries, make sure any electrical cables, hazardous plants, and tiny items are stored safely out of reach.