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Grandmother in a gray sweater and floral apron tucking a cream blanket around a Havanese lying in a round gray dog bed. 16 / 29

Abuela Tucked Chispa In for the Night. Chispa Wasn't Quite Ready to Sleep.

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The lamp is on, the curtains are drawn, and it is time for bed. Abuela bends over a round gray dog bed in her soft sweater and floral apron, smoothing a cream knit blanket over Chispa with both hands. The little Havanese is snuggled down on her side, only her black and white face peeking out, eyes bright and alert as if she is not quite ready to sleep yet. The living room behind them is warm and homey: a plaid throw on the couch, a stuffed toy tucked into the cushions, a teacup and reading glasses on the side table and a framed botanical print on the wall.

A consistent bedtime routine can help dogs settle down for the night. Ending the evening with a last potty break, a calm moment of attention and the same cozy bed in the same spot tells a dog it is time to rest. Small breeds like the Havanese often enjoy beds with raised sides that let them curl up and feel secure. Choose a washable bed and blanket, and launder them regularly to keep things fresh and reduce allergens. If your dog suddenly becomes restless at night or has trouble getting comfortable, it is worth a conversation with your vet.

One more pat, one more tuck of the blanket, and the house can finally go quiet. Buenas noches, little one.

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