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Bringing a new puppy into your home is exciting, emotional, and—let’s be honest—overwhelming. Most people expect the chaos, the nipping, the biting, and the nonstop energy. What many don’t realize is that these behaviors are often not signs of a “bad puppy,” but signs of an overtired, overstimulated puppy who desperately needs structure and rest. One of the biggest mistakes new puppy owners make is assuming their puppy needs more freedom, more play, and more interaction. In reality, puppies need clear boundaries, intentional interaction, and a lot of sleep. Puppies Need Sleep—A Lot of It Puppies require around 18–20 hours...