Napping is an art. I know a lot of dogs and people think they are great nappers, but I have them beat. I have developed napping to an art form. There is a certain way, certain time, and even a certain place to nap. Napping is important so I get my rest and look good for the ladies. This is how I nap.
In the morning, I nap right after breakfast. I wait for the Mommy to feed me, I go do my business, then I come in and take a nap while she does her exercise and cleaning. Watching her makes me sleepy. So, I go lay on My Chair and take a nap. When I am done, I do my little stretch to let her know that I am ready for a treat.
At lunch time, I do the same thing. Only this time, I pull a blanket down off the back of the couch with my teeth, gather a couple of pillows, circle around the blanket and the pillows until I find the right spot, and take a good nap. I know I am getting a good nap in if I start dreaming about chasing butterflies, running at the lake, or taking a walk at the park. You can usually tell if my nap is good because my legs start moving. Sometimes, I even snore a little. I'm not embarrassed, dreaming and snoring are part of a good nap.
At night, the People are home. I snuggle up next to them and act like I want them to pet me. Then, I lay my head on their lap and roll over for them to rub my tummy. While they are rubbing my tummy, I close my eyes and go to sleep. Now, I am all warm and relaxed. Sometimes, I try to push them out of the way so I can get into their blanket, too, but usually the People won't move. They pat my head and tell me how cute I am. I think to myself, "I know," and then I go back to sleep.
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