Yes, dogs do sleep more when there is cold weather. While dogs are not hibernating animals, his energy levels may decrease because the days are shorter, according to Orvis. They also might sleep more near the fire or a heater to stay warm, or cuddle with their dog owners to conserve heat, according to Animal Wised. 14 янв. 2021 г.
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