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Post by smitherssss23 Tue Jul 05 2011, 00:40

Hello, Up till now I have just wanted to be around her at night so tonight shes staying on her own in the living room so far it's been about 20 mins and no noises so I'm hoping it keeps this way Smile
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Post by Guest Tue Jul 05 2011, 00:53

Awww, good girl Maxi.

Hope she sleeps well for you.

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Post by smitherssss23 Tue Jul 05 2011, 01:01

Still quiet Smile
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Post by Guest Tue Jul 05 2011, 01:03

Hop e it is a quiet night for you,. Did you put her in a crate or just limit her to the one room?

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Post by smitherssss23 Tue Jul 05 2011, 01:04

Shes just got the living room Smile
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Post by Guest Tue Jul 05 2011, 01:06

That may work out well for you since she won't have to whine if she needs to use the bathroom.

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Post by smitherssss23 Tue Jul 05 2011, 01:07

Yeah she's good at going to the bathroom Smile
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Post by Guest Tue Jul 05 2011, 01:16

Her bladder control should start to improve at the 4 or 5 month mark. Suki was holding it through the night (about 8 hours) a little before she turned 6 months.

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Post by Guest Tue Jul 05 2011, 08:22

I think crate training acutally improves bladder control and usually crate trained dogs will go through the night very early. My kaos was gong from around 11pm till 7am at about 14 weeks x

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Post by Guest Tue Jul 05 2011, 08:26

hope everything went well for maxis first night, let us know what happened

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Post by chloexxx Tue Jul 05 2011, 09:24

Blakes 14 weeks and goes through the night now...

11pm til 6.30 am
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Post by Ayden-J Tue Jul 05 2011, 09:32

Jett is 17 weeks and goes from 11:30pm-7:30am sometimes 8:30am
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Post by smitherssss23 Tue Jul 05 2011, 11:07

It was great she had 1 maybe 2 acidents from 1230 till 930 Smile is it normal for dogs to get hiccups/? She just woke up from another nap and bite me really softly I didn't even notice :')
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Post by Ayden-J Tue Jul 05 2011, 11:31

smitherssss23 wrote:It was great she had 1 maybe 2 acidents from 1230 till 930 Smile is it normal for dogs to get hiccups/? She just woke up from another nap and bite me really softly I didn't even notice :')

yes it'snormal for them to get hiccups.Jett got them all the time when he was maxi's age because he wolfed his food down.
He still gets them now and again but he's learnt to eat his food slowly now
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Post by smitherssss23 Tue Jul 05 2011, 11:33

Thanks Big Grin
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Post by Guest Tue Jul 05 2011, 12:08

You can try putting a tennis ball or other object in her bowl at feeding time. This will slow her eating down and should help with the hiccups.

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