The sleep time of dogs varies depending on factors such as breed, age and physical condition. Generally, the sleep time of adult dogs is about 12-14 hours a day, but some dogs need more or less sleep time. 2 hours of sleep may be normal for some smaller breeds or puppies, but for some breeds or adult dogs, this may be too little sleep.
If you are worried that your dog is not getting enough sleep, please pay attention to the following points:
Give your dog plenty of exercise: If your dog lacks exercise, they may feel sluggish and have difficulty falling asleep. Make sure they get enough exercise every day by taking them for walks, playing, training, etc.
Create a suitable environment for sleeping: The best sleeping environment for dogs is quiet, dark, cool and comfortable. You can create a sleep-friendly environment by giving them clean bedding, turning off lights, noise, etc. in the room.
Make sure the dog is not sick: Some diseases can affect the dog’s sleep, such as various pains, urge to urinate, stomach discomfort, etc. If your dog shows any unusual symptoms at other times, it's a good idea to have it checked out by a veterinarian.
In general, every dog is independent and needs different amounts of sleep. If your dog appears healthy and active in daily life, and has no other abnormal symptoms, then you don’t have to worry too much about whether his sleep time is up to standard.