Weeing in his bed?
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Weeing in his bed?
So, Roman is pretty much house trained now at 14 weeks. yesterday was our best day with only 2 wees inside and to be fair one of them was my fault as I took my eye off him.
He has his crate now to use overnight and he has taken to it like a duck to water however..... the last 2 nights he has "wet the bed".
I don't know why?! I take him outside at midnight for a wee then its straight to bed. My alarm is set for 7am to take him out again unless he wakes before that (Im a light sleeper). The 1st night this worked a charm. The last 2 nights however he hasn't woken me at all, I have woken him at 7am to take him out and have found his bed is wet.
Why would he be doing this??
He has his crate now to use overnight and he has taken to it like a duck to water however..... the last 2 nights he has "wet the bed".
I don't know why?! I take him outside at midnight for a wee then its straight to bed. My alarm is set for 7am to take him out again unless he wakes before that (Im a light sleeper). The 1st night this worked a charm. The last 2 nights however he hasn't woken me at all, I have woken him at 7am to take him out and have found his bed is wet.
Why would he be doing this??
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Re: Weeing in his bed?
It can take upto 6 months for him to have full control of his bladder so perhaps he just can't hold it in, even though he did on the first night, I used to set my alarm for 4am and get up let Darcy out for a wee then straight back to bed no fuss, after a week or so I just set the clock 15 mins later 4.15/4.30/4.45 and so on until I got to 7.30am I know it's a pain but perhaps you could give it a try until he's learnt to control his bladder, hope this helps
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Re: Weeing in his bed?
Harley is 5 and half months now nd we have always got up in night to let him outside, some times we had a wee in his crate other times not he never had a specific routine for times or why he would wee, we gave 4 hrs ever side of being let out then started to leave longer, the last few days I have had to drag him outside for a wee as he is sleepy and warm and doesn't want to go out, so last night let him sleep thru and no accidents, fingers crossed same happens tonight, I just think it takes time and it clicks for them one day, good luck x
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Re: Weeing in his bed?
Ok thank you, I shall try setting another alarm and seeing if that helps. He is just so quiet about it!
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Re: Weeing in his bed?
Harley is the same he has never cried or made ny noice to let us no he needs a wee, I'm hopeful tonight he will sleep thru and have no accidets, maybe because he older now he has better bladder control x
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