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Report Abuse. Yes it is normal for a puppy to sleep a lot, However make sure that you are feeding the puppy a good quality puppy food as they have different requirements than an older dog and congratulation's on the new family member! James S Â· 9 years ago. Thumbs up. 1.
But unlike humans, who rest best when they stick to a regular schedule, dogs are flexible sleepers: They can easily pop up when thereâs action (like when thereâs a mail carrier at the door) and sleep when theyâre bored. Dogs also sleep less when they have more to do. Working pups, like police or farm dogs, sleep less than those that have little more to do than sit around a house all day. When To Be Concerned. While there can be a lot of variability in dogsâ sleeping habits, the one thing to keep an eye out for is a dramatic change.