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Originally Posted by Buster Brown  Buster is peed pad trained. So he gets up in the middle of the night and goes pee and comes back to bed. I have a ramp set up for him to get off the bed. When he was a puppy he would be in the crate that I had on a table so he was next to my bed. I really can't imagine sleeping with out him now. When I had to leave him I actually had a hard time not having him to cuddle with. One thing actually lay on your floor and look at all the things a puppy could get into trouble with. I baby proofed my house got covers for the electrical outlets. A poster's puppy actually chewed on a electrical cord near their crate and got a shock. The owner did not notice it until looking for what made their puppy act odd and noticed it spark when she moved the cord! I gate off areas to keep him away when I am cooking or moving around items that might fall on him. I had to learn how to walk with a shuffle because he was always under my feet, some use a bell. I had a black throw on my couch as when he was on it I could not see him and was worried I would sit on him he was so small. I continue to marvel at how small Buster actually is compared to how big he thinks he is. |
I read over the thread of all the cute things they do to get your attention. I hope he does something cute, and wakes me if he needs anything. I think during the day I will get up every 1-2 hours to take him out and at night every 3 or if he wakes me. Plus I am using belly bands. I am really trying to get this potty thing down as quickly as possible. His name plate has a bell. Does it spoil them to be held all the time?