Why won't my puppy sleep in my bed anymore and goes to the floor?

Precious may be too hot on the bed, or she may have found another place she prefers to sleep that feels more secure. If she also has changes to her appetite or energy level, or if she is coughing, sneezing, vomiting or having diarrhea, I recommend having her seen by a vet, as sometimes changes in behaviour/ sleep patterns can indicate illness.

Yes, this can be normal. It may be cooler on the floor for Mia. Puppies do sleep a lot as they are growing. When she is older, she may want to cuddle more. Just keep giving her lots of love and attention.

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! This is likely just him trying to get your attention. There may be something in the house or just outside that is bothering him so I would check on that. There may be a cat trying to get his attention at night. Best of luck!

Your babies are so cute! I think a lot of them don't realize how heavy they are- they just want to snuggle with their parents! Some studies even say that letting your pets sleep with you can have health benefits, so that's an added bonus! See the link below: https://time.com/4934422/dog-bedroom-sleep/

It could be that the warmer temperature is affecting Bree's sleeping habits. She may not need the blanket if it's warmer than usual, and that's why she is laying on the floor. Since she is acting totally normal, I wouldn't be too worried about it. I hope this helps!

Hi, thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! If all the dogs are tolerating sharing of the beds I don't think there is much to do or read in to. Since Milo doesn't normally live with you he probably isn't possessive of this bed and he is young at 10 months. Anakin must like the bed. If it bothers you then I would keep removing Anakin from Milo's bed and try to keep each dog in their respective places but it may be a losing battled unless you physically separate the dogs at night in different rooms. I wish you the best!

They are too cute! This new behavior could be just that - a behavior change. However, it is a good idea to rule out systemic illness, especially after about age 6-7 when dogs are considered "senior". If the mass on her leg has not been evaluated and aspirated by a vet yet, it would be a good time to do that. Certain types of tumors can have systemic effects or spread to other areas of the body. Hopefully, they both have a clean bill of health, and this is just a subtle behavior change. Dogs do tend to prefer to lie on the floor when it is hot in the summertime. Best of luck!