> Late nights just seem to be our natural schedule, but all it takes is an alarm and an early morning responsibility to shift the family schedule. That's an in

> Late nights just seem to be our natural schedule, but all it takes is an alarm and an early morning responsibility to shift the family schedule. That's an interesting take. My dogs are hyper-active at night and sleepy in the day. Dogs have been with human for a longtime, so either they have the same sleep schedule or the reverse (as they should guard when the human is asleep?). But if humans are hunters, then it might make sense that they are more active at night.