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That little bedtime spin may be your dog’s version of fluffing the pillows.
Circling can help a dog check a spot and settle comfortably, and may echo older nesting habits. What matters is how the ritual ends: a relaxed curl is different from repeatedly getting up or struggling to lie down. Notice changes in your dog’s usual behavior rather than counting turns. If settling becomes difficult or distressing, share those observations with a veterinarian. For everyday comfort, start with enough room to stretch, easy access and a stable resting surface.
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