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When does your dog wake up?

Well, some dogs are quite early, while others do let us sleep some more. So .. what's the time your doggie wakes up?


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My dad always gets up between 5 and 6 so sox gets up then to go outside but usually goes back to bed with my mum till about 7 when dad wakes her up to take her out for a walk.

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Mauser normally doesn't get up until one of us does. I get up at 4 am, on the days which I work, and Mauser will get up and say "Hi" and then go back to bed. If he has to go potty, during the night, then he gets Steve up and Steve will take him out in the middle of the night. When Mauser comes back in, he wants to play but Steve wants to sleep.


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RE: When does your dog wake up?

My dog wakes up at about 7-8 to go to potty. then returns into bed Very Happy

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RE: When does your dog wake up?

My dog usually gets up about 10:00pm, keep in mind I work the late shift so I sleep from 2:00pm to 10:00pm. She usually gets me up by shoving her nose underneath my hand.

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Coco is really good at not waking me up too early. I usually hear him stirring around the room about 7:45am. He'll let me sleep but then at about 8:25am he'll start 'talking at me' gruffin and stuff. I guess that's his way of saying 'Momma time to get up, I gotta go' I get up and take him out to potty then when we come back in he thinks it's playtime and I'm like 'Uhh..nooo...you wanna eat? So he eats and I stumble off back to bed.Laughing

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RE: When does your dog wake up?

Ours will wait til 8 am as then feed me otherwise they go through doggie door to potty..Puppies between 5-6 am as they need to go out and locked up in whelping box at night.


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RE: When does your dog wake up?

hmm.. to early if you asked me.
around 9 o'clock he tarts to make noise.


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