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Because they are still developing and full of boundless activity, puppies need more sleep than their older canine counterparts. The average daily sleep duration for a Doberman puppy is sixteen to twenty hours. They need plenty of downtime to recover from all that running around and studying. Just like human infants, puppies go through moments of intense activity followed by rest.
Dobermans' sleeping habits could vary as they become older. The average adult dog sleeps about 12–14 hours per day, although older dogs may sleep closer to 14–16 hours. Some older dogs may be more prone to resting than younger ones due to age-related issues including joint pain. A cushioned bed or other supporting resting surface might help them have a better night's sleep.
A Doberman's requirement for sleep is affected by how active they are when awake. Restful sleep is more likely to occur in dogs after they've had plenty of mental and physical stimulation. You may help maintain a healthy sleep-wake cycle by engaging in regular physical activity, training, and recreation.
The internal clock of your Doberman may be better regulated with a regular schedule for eating, exercising, and sleeping. Better sleep and general wellness may be yours with some regular routine consistency.