How to help puppy sleep through the night??

[Odie in London]

what l did for Odie when l got him, because he was only 6 weeks old (yeah l know too young to leave mom) but l wore my sweatshirt for a few days, and put it with him and also l got a clock that ticked and put it in his crate. He settled down and slept his night. He was awake at 6 mind you but at least we got a good night sleep

[lysiane_souris]

Originally Posted by tortoisekeeper

go to walmart in the infant section they sell a teddy bear that runs on batteries and it has a heart beat sound. It is around 20.00

Betty

I went to wal mart and zellers as well as sears tring to find this toy but they are all sold out...do you knwo the exact name i might try to buy it online instead its worth the try...

thansk

[kjbb]

Originally Posted by lysiane_souris

I went to wal mart and zellers as well as sears tring to find this toy but they are all sold out...do you knwo the exact name i might try to buy it online instead its worth the try...

thansk

I think it is called The Original Slumber Bear. It is at walmart.com for $21.96

[xashleexx]

Originally Posted by lilbumbleybees

my guys are all older and know what bedtime is now, but ever since they were puppies we have always had a hardcore play session before bed. We tug and yank and throw toys around. we chase each other and growl and bark. Yes, I do all that with them. haha It wears them out and by the time I'm ready to lay down and sleep, they want to rest too! You might also try going for a good 15-20 minute walk right before bedtime. That was always another option if my guys didn't seem interested in playing at the time. Petco/Petsmart also carry these little bean buddies that you put in the microwave for a few seconds. They're very comforting for puppies. I still use mine to this day for my guys when they get in their carseat for a trip or in their crates in the winter. Some specialty doggie boutiques might also have the toys that have a heartbeat like their mother. I'm racking my brain, but that's the best I've got right now. If she's in a seperate room, you can always try the TV/radio. But if she's in the same room, try everything else. Also, IGNORE HER! I know it sounds mean. Of course when their brand new and very little they might have to go potty in the middle of the night, but if you'll start to ignore her when she starts up then she will eventually stop. Giving her attention every single time she cries is a bad habit to start. Good luck!

Great advice!!