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Old 07-19-2007, 01:51 PM   #19
SweetCuteness
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Originally Posted by yml View Post
Take the puppy out at 5a.m. and then go back to bed, mine LOVE that...on days I have to work they stand at the bottom of the stairs like "Aren't we going back to bed?" when they see the answer is No, then they play and let me know when they are hungry and it is "Breakfast Time", it takes time but soon everyone falls into a routine...Good Luck!
Ha, if only he was still a puppy. He's almost 15 months old. He has just started to become stubborn lately. Gotta love those teenage yorkies.


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Originally Posted by FirstYorkie
As far as the waking up too early, here's what has worked for some people. Figure out what time he normally wakes up and set your alarm for about 15 minutes before that. Take him out and go back to bed. Very s-l-o-w-l-y move the alarm time forward. This way, pup learns that he gets to get up/go out when the alarm goes off, not when he demands it. He should start waiting for the sound of the alarm to get up (if you do is slowly enough) and you should eventually be able to get him to wait until your normal getting up time.
Yet another great piece of advice. I'll try that. Thanks for all your help - you're great!
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