36 Dogs Caught Relaxing In Unusual Positions Prove Dogs Can Sleep Anywhere

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Sleeping comfortably is something that dogs make easy. They just seem to be able to relax and take a nap anywhere! From squeezing into positions that would make a yoga master jealous to ones that make you laugh, dogs are the best at napping in unusual positions.

We asked our members to submit photos of their dogs relaxing in awkward positions and here are the results.

1. “Cullen resting with her sister, Lani, wrapped around her.”

Photo credit: Tiffany Caneda

2. This isn’t your typical place to choose to have a nap.

Photo credit: Martina Bakovic‎

Photo credit: Martina Bakovic‎

3. “This is Indy after a day of helping around the house, gives new meaning to the phrase  ‘dog tired’.”

Photo credit: Lee Russell

Photo credit: Lee Russell

4. “The day we brought her home from the shelter.”

Photo credit: Ronda Gross Brown

5. The “High 5” napping position.

Photo credit: Kristina Mossman

Photo credit: Kristina Mossman

6. “My blue staffy Roxy can’t decide whether she wants to lay on the couch or the table – so she lays on both at the same time.” 

"My blue staffy Roxy can

Photo credit: Hayley A. Brown

7. “Wren.”

Photo credit: Erin Dorn

Photo credit: Erin Dorn

8. He was getting off the couch and fell asleep!

Photo credit: Kyra Kisamore

Photo credit: Kyra Kisamore

9. Hands up!

Photo credit: Lori Romero

Photo credit: Lori Romero

10. “Our little girl Meeko.”

Photo credit: Rob Grabowski

Photo credit: Rob Grabowski

11. Relaxing on the porch.

Photo credit: Jamison Bergquist

Photo credit: Jamison Bergquist

12. “He can sleep anywhere!”

Photo credit: Heather MacKay Hasilo

13. “My Great Dane always sleeps on top of my catahoula leopard! He’s so tolerant.”

"My Great Dane always sleeps on top of my catahoula leopard! He

Photo credit: Alexis Mittan‎

14. All tucked in!

Wren. Photo credit: Darrae Norling‎

Photo credit: Darrae Norling‎

15. Awake one minute, asleep the next.

Photo credit: Jelena Laehn

Photo credit: Jelena Laehn

16. “Rock star pose.”

Photo credit: Melissa Casagrande‎

17. “Apparently, this is comfortable!”

Photo credit: Mary Bowen‎

18. Cesar

César. Photo credit: Cristina Gordinho

Photo credit: Cristina Gordinho

19. “She tried really hard to stay awake but she lost the battle.”

Photo credit: Jasmin Garcia Andraca

20. “Too many adorably crazy sleeping positions to choose from, so I had to choose my favorites!”

Photo credit: Andelyn Czajka.

21. “My pugador Brina got caught sitting on the couch like this : )”

Photo credit: Hiliary Berger

22. “He really thinks he’s human.”

"He really thinks he

Photo credit: Brittany Nygren

23. “X” marks the spot.

Photo credit: Robin Michael Constantinou‎

Photo credit: Robin Michael Constantinou‎

24. “The Three Amigos.”

Photo credit: Shelley Caltrider

Photo credit: Shelley Caltrider

25. “Chaim taking a suspension nap!”

Photo credit: Tony Furdock

26. “I think she likes the head rush….”

Photo credit: D.a. Shkursky

27. Grizzly.

Grizzly. Photo credit: Stephanie Johnson

Photo credit: Stephanie Johnson

28. “Chloe still learning to slow down then nap.”

"Chloe still learning to slow down then nap." Photo credit: Thomas

Photo credit: Thomas ‘Dogpack’ Cole

29. He starts off on the chair and ends up like this!

Photo credit: Patti Sutterfield Cooper

Photo credit: Patti Sutterfield Cooper

30. “My Basset/Beagle mix, Dozer Joe. I swear he is a contortionist.”

Photo credit: Barry Bears Pittman

31. Some dogs can fall asleep in any position.

Photo credit: Ally Lajoie

Photo credit: Ally Lajoie

32. It was a good day at the park.

Photo credit: Bethany Break

Photo credit: Bethany Break

33. Bumbles.

Bumbles. Photo credit: Niki Taylor

Photo credit: Niki Taylor

34. “My boy, Oscar.”

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Photo credit: Beth Loucks

35. “Brodie watching TV.”

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Photo credit: Caren Sillars

36. If this doesn’t make you smile, nothing will.

Photo credit: Rebecca Bledsoe

Photo credit: Rebecca Bledsoe

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