Did you know that turning the clocks back can affect your dog? ⏰

Here's what you can do to help them. [BarkShop logo]( Think about your dog before you turn those clocks back! [Fall back]( The end of Daylight Saving Time, a.k.a. “Get An Extra Hour Of Sleep Day” falls on Sunday, November 4th at 2:00 am EST, much to the delight of humans. It might as well be known to dogs as “The Day Of Late Dinner” or “The Day I Thought Human Abandoned Me Because She Got Home After Dark.” That one hour of extra time only means something to those of us who use clocks, but dogs live life guided by their [circadian rhythm,]( sort of an internal 24-hour clock that tells them when it’s time to wake up, eat, go potty, and sleep. When that schedule suddenly changes for no good reason, it can cause undue stress and anxiety. Try these tips to alter your schedule little bits at a time to make the transition easier on your dog: [Time table]( While we bask in the thought of getting that much-needed additional hour in Snooze City, remember how strange these silly humans’ concept of time is to dogs. Small changes in your daily routine will be a huge help to the four-legged family members who find calm and happiness in the schedule you set for them. [barkshop]( Sam: Writer, Will be giving Haley extra treats to make up for late dinner. Benji: Tazz's Dog, Loves falling back just as much as Tazz does. Tazz: Editor, Can't wait to snuggle Benji for an extra hour. Was this email forwarded to you and now you want more? [Click here to sign up for the BarkShop newsletter](. ©Bark, Inc. All rights reserved. 221 Canal Street, Floor 2 New York, NY 10013 Stop getting cute dogs in your email? [Unsubscribe](