A gorgeous Golden Retriever was getting her beauty rest, so much that she had the most epic bedhead when she woke up from her nap.
On June 23, 2024, TikTok user Adventures with Nala (@adventureswithnala) shared a video of a very sleepy Nala. Take a look!
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In a quick 11-second video, we meet up with Nala, a Golden Retriever who is apparently very sleepy.
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"Did I just wake you up from a snooze," Nala's parent asked her. And it's more of a rhetorical question because Nala's face says everything. Yes, she just woke up from a snooze, and by the looks of her adorable bedhead, it was a good one.
"You look like you just woke up," Nala's parent continues. Nala's one ear looks like it's flipped over and the fur on that side is all over the place. She's also got that look in her eye like she's not totally awake or understanding what's going on. Trying to make sense of if she's in the real world or still deep in her dream.
"Nal's, what's wrong with your hair, man?" Mom asked, with Nala still looking dazed and confused. "You got some crazy hairs, Nals."
The video's caption is hilarious and touches on the reality that Nala looks like she has been sleeping quite deeply for a long time.
"Nala looking like she just woke up from a 47-hour nap," the caption read.
In the comments, people had a fun time giggling at Nala's bedhead, too.
"Nala working three jobs," one person shared.
"When that accidental nap hits too hard," joked another.
"The look on her face describes me every morning," someone else added.
Someone else shared, "Sir, give her a minute. That's one of those naps you don't know if it's am or pm."
"She woke up not knowing what day it was," added someone else.
"That nap was supposed to be 20 mins and ended up being three business days," joked another.
How Much Sleep Does a Golden Retriever Need?
According to Golden Meadows Retrievers , Golden Retrievers , on average, need approximately 12 to 14 hours a day.
"If your dog is a puppy, it will likely sleep even longer," the site explains. "Sleep is essential for dogs to maintain their health and for puppies to grow."
The site explains that it's "not uncommon" for a puppy to sleep up to 20 hours a day, but that's not all done in one stretch. Older dogs will likely need some extra sleep as well.
HillsPets also notes that if your dog seems to be more sleepy than usual, and it's not hot out, or they haven't had a lot of extra exercise, it's important to pay attention to how your dog is acting.
"If they seem lethargic or disconnected from people and other pets, it's time to visit your veterinarian," the site explains.
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