I am trying to think of some. My dogs are not on a strict routine as far as mealtimes or walks or pee breaks. For an untrained dog, routine is very important and I recommend a schedule if there are any issues. For trained dogs not so important, and all these things happen when I chose for them to happen. Sometimes we travel and compete and show so these things do not happen at particular times. If a dog needs to go out at night after bed it is the exception not the rule and they bark once to let us know, my hubby usually lets them out, he is up a million times in the night anyway, lol.
Sweet dreams. Yvonne and Billie Holiday the Boxer.
karon <karon@karonadams.com> wrote:
>Oh YEAH! We were just having that conversation this morning! We are up for
>breakfast and work every day at 6AM. Except weekends. And, funny, it is
>ALWAYS me. My husband can and WILL sleep through ANYTHIGN on days he does
>not have to work. So, when the dogs wake, the just either pretends not to
>hear them beating on the door in the daughter's bedroom (Daughter also
>sleeps though this ruckus) or actually does not hear them. so, I get up and
>take them out. They have to pee at 6AM but, they don't eat until 7AM. So, I
>take them out (and in Dec it can be a bit chilly, I don't even want to think
>about northern climes) and I have a chance to grab a bite and brush my
>teeth. But, by 7, they have to eat. No matter<G>
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>Never fails, no day missed. Holidays, weekends, sick days, does not matter.
>And does not make a difference to hubby, either.
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>Karon Adams
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>From: boxerlovers@yahoogroups.com [mailto:boxerlovers@yahoogroups.com] On
>Behalf Of June
>Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2012 9:21 AM
>To: boxerlovers@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [boxer lovers] Alarm clocks...and other weird behaviors
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>How many of you sit bleary-eyed at the computer or kitchen table while your
>alarm clock is feasting??? It doesn't matter if your sick, went to bed late
>or any other excuse, my fur-kids insist on being fed at the butt-crack of
>dawn, and are not shy about getting my attention. Many a morning I have been
>awakened with a paw or two to the chest or face (try explaining that black
>eye!).
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>When we got our first boxer, as an adult rescue, we were told best to feed
>the twice a day. Okay, we thought. We'll feed them in the morning and in the
>evening. Little did we know that they are such accurate time-keepers. And,
>being in the Pacific time zone is torture twice a year when the clocks
>change! Since we are up rather early during the week for work it seemed
>easiest. Now, seven years later, and they still don't want to let me sleep
>in on Saturdays or Sundays!!! Why???!!!
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>Oh, and don't get me started on the evening ritual, omgosh! But, we love
>them and put up with all the silly-ness because they are wonderful, loving
>creatures!
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>So< what are some of your dogs' most annoying habits????
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