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Old 04-02-2010, 08:13 AM   #7
Roccosmommy
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First of all, Welcome! Second, Congratulations - she is a cutie pie!! Third, I am in a similar situation. I got Rocco at 8 weeks, not knowing that was too young (the breeder told me he was all set to go!). But don't panic about the age thing - Rocco is 3 1/2 months now and doing well. I took the first week off (kids Feb vacation) and since then, I come home at lunch for an hour (also work close by) then he's back in the crate until about 2:30-3 when my kids get home. It's hard for me, but I know he's safest in the crate. I'm hoping that in the next year or so he can have his run of the house while I'm away and not have to be crated all day. My biggest suggestion to you would be to give her as much attention when you're home and let her be up as late as possible at night. Then when she gets up early (5:30?), get up with her, feed her early and spend some time playing with her - she'll be very ready for her very long morning nap. Best of luck to you and your new baby!!!
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