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Doggie loves hiding his face in corners or under blankets
weird? or?
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Posted: 9:31:06 PM 5/24/2008
Just as title saids. Sometimes he likes to stick only his head under the blanket to sleep or his whole body and only his nose peeking out. When he's in my lap he occasionally likes to stick his head between my elbow and side to sleep. Not really much of a behavior issue! Just wondering what it means or if it's just a preference like us sleeping on our side or back.
gunny
Posted: 10:52:43 PM 5/24/2008
I will bet it is a simple as he likes being warm. My other guess is dogs would live in little tight dens in the wild. This dog just a little bit more this "instinct" than most.
I believe a dog's finest hour, the greatest fulfillment he holds dear, is when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle-with a ball in his mouth."
Posted: 12:53:58 AM 5/25/2008
Oh! Thank you. Those make perfect sense. He loves sleeping in tight areas and under short furniture. Thanks again ( - :
Drogheda Bullmastiff
Posted: 10:06:53 AM 5/25/2008
My Chihuahua,OREO, loves to sleep in my lap with his head tucked in my elbow, sometimes he will put his head between my elbow and side. I thought this is a Chi trait and haven't thought much of it. He also likes to be under the blanket or under furniture, I have never been a small dog person so am not familiar with their behavior. A lot of the things he does are the same things my cats do and he gets along with them very well.
Posted: 7:41:43 PM 8/14/2008
Also think of it in a cats perspective...."If I can't see you, you can't see me!!"
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