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You’ll become their primary pack member when they move into your home. When your pup sleeps on your head, they usually want to be close to one of their pack members, in this case, you.
Your head is the most vulnerable part of your body, and thus your furry friend will sleep on it to keep you safe.
Your puppy sleeping on your head might not have anything to do with you. They might want your pillow instead.
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Dogs can suffer from stress and anxiety disorders, just like humans. And these disorders can affect the quality and amount of sleep they get and the positions they sleep in.
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Sleeping on your head is a sign to other members of the pack that they have a special bond with the alpha and will hopefully raise their status amongst other pets or household members.
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