Dogs: What Your Dog’s Sleeping Position Reveals About His Personality

Many of us spend so much time with our little friends that we feel like we can really get them, whether they're scratching for food or barking over jealousy.

But what about if they are asleep?

Dogs sleep 12-13 hours a day, so it's good to know how dreamland is going for them. Companion dogs, who are kept inside, sleep longer than working dogs, who stay outside. Working dogs steal naps from time to time, but they rarely fall into a deep slumber, reported Dog's Best Life.

Here are some common dog sleeping positions and what they mean, according to Little Things.

1. The Side Sleeper

The adorable creatures are carefree and loyal, and they feel loved and secured in your home. They love your company and they trust you, so they sleep comfortably.