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Originally Posted by Bama Yorkie Mom well, I may have had kizzy and maggie longer than you've had yours and they might be older. they are 10 months and 6 months during the day if I want them to lay down I say get in your bed and lay down and they will in the kitchen. but at night ive always said its time to go night night and start turning out the lights but I leave on a small light and their beds are side by side with my bed. once I get the lights out and say ok girls, night night. they both run into the bedrooms and crawl right in their beds, i zip the beds up for the night and dont hear another peep from them before 7 to 8 am. this morning I had to wake them at 8:30. even if they have a day where they lay around and sleep a good bit, its still the same. theyve never woke us up during the night to go out but a couple times each and that was when we first got them at 6 and 8 weeks old. So I think we've been lucky. actually they sleep in soft crates the zip over night and they have 4 other little beds they lay around in during the day. I dont trust leaving them out all night to ramble or whatever they might decide to do. |
Howie is 4.5 months old. That's why I've been hesitant to let him sleep in my room/bed at all. He still has to get up in the middle of the night to go potty. His normal time, which I've noticed is about 2-3:00 am to go out and pee and poo. So, I'm up waiting for him. Last night, I wasnt quick enough and he went for his poo (yes, he's a poo eater
) Even when I tell him, bed time, time to go to sleep and even put him in his bed, he'll follow me til I get in my bed. Lights turned off, dim in the halls, he'll still run around. Hopefully it's just an age thing and/or trying to adjust to being able to roam around at night vs. being in his play pen.