You will regret it if you don't sleep with your dog every night - Ani Training - Global Dog Training

Ani Training: Have you ever wondered why dogs are called "man's best friend"? Beyond being loyal companions, dogs also provide numerous health and emotional benefits that you might not have realized. In this article, we will explore the surprising effects of sleeping with your dog each night, from improving sleep quality to reducing stress and enhancing feelings of security.
In the peaceful quiet of the night, as the world around settles into silence, there lies a special moment when you and your dog drift off to sleep together. You might not have considered how profound the benefits of sleeping with your dog could be. From enhancing the quality of your sleep to forging a strong bond between human and animal, each night spent beside your four-legged friend is an opportunity to discover and appreciate the positive impacts they bring to our lives. Let’s delve into these fascinating findings and why sleeping with your dog might just be the secret to a happier, healthier life.
POPULAR Video Dog Training here: • Decoding Doggy Disrupt...
===========
And other dog training videos:
Decoding Doggy Disruption: Unraveling the Mysteries of Destructive Behavior
• Decoding Doggy Disrupt...
Unraveling the Mystery A Deep Dive into Separation Anxiety in Dogs
• Unraveling the Mystery...
Top 10 Dog Training Tips:
• Top 10 Dog Training Ti...
Puppy 101: Mastering Dog Training with Positive Reinforcement
• Puppy 101: Mastering D...
Puppy Perfection Unveiling the Secrets to Positive Behaviors
• Puppy Perfection Unvei...
Unlocking Compassion: A Guide to Rescuing Abandoned Dogs
• Unlocking Compassion: ...
===========
Subscribe Channel now for a chance to win FREE dog training and discover a fresh perspective fueled by compassion for our furry friends. Elevate your dog training experience with Ani Training - where knowledge meets inspiration.
#anitraining #puppytraining #dogtraining

[@randalsaul6612]

no way the quality of sleep is better sleeping with my dogs. They take up most of the bed, one gets up and paws me to lift the blanket the other licks me head to lift the covers, one snores louder than Fred flintstone but I would not have it any other way

[@lobinhosamigos]

😂😂😂

[@blockingtrash3578]

This is a lie. i train puppies for a living. As puppies grow up they are trying to find out where they rank on the hierarchy ladder inside your home. One very clear indicator for the dog is where they sleep at night in your home, specifically at what level they sleep at. If you let them sleep with you in your bed, they will believe that they are your equal, or one that needs to be challenged specific to who is the dominate presence in the home. This can and will lead to a power struggle inside you home with your dog, especially if your dog has behaviour issues or if your dog won't listen to your direction. DON"T DO THIS.

[@cg5471]

With certain breeds yes. Most dogs, no. Establishing who's the leader is the only rule. If you get in your bed & the dog listens to where direct him & you remove him otherwise your fine.

[@carlttoon]

This is a bogus argument. Dogs can become territorial about the bed, and if you have a partner over, the bed can feel the need to attack and defend the bed. The worse thing people can do is sleep with dogs. Dogs are animals. They are not kids, nor people. Respect who they are.