Dogs. What Time Does Your Dog Wake Up In The Morning?
Dogs. Mine Are Almost Like Alarm Clocks....4am. They Have A Built In Timer On Them. They Want Out At 4 And 7am. At Night It's Before And After Dinne
Dogs : What Time Does Your Dog Wake Up In The Morning
Mine are almost like alarm clocks....4am. They have a built in timer on them. They want out at 4 and 7am. At night it's before and after dinner and twice before bed. During the days, when I am home we go to the park at 11am and then for a walk at 2-3pm. If I am gone, my daughter takes care of them. ~~~ ;) ~~~
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Probably about 10 seconds before I do, and he feels that if he is awake, then I should be too.
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Answer 1Probably about 10 seconds before I do, and he feels that if he is awake, then I should be too.
Answer 2When I wake up and that depends.
Answer 3my cat is the same way 4:50 every morning she is more reliable than the alarm clock .
Answer 4Mine gets up with me at 7:00 am, but groans about it every moring, goes downstares, and lays around for another 1/2 hour. It's funny to have a dog that is not a morning perso.... well morning dog.
Answer 5When my 3 year old gets up (about 6:00 ), than my dog wakes up. Than i have 2 of them jumping on me to go potty.
Answer 6Mine were waking up at 3 and 4 am, after I got the new pup. I worked to get them on a different schedule. They're not getting up at 7am. However, I take them out a little later...our last potty run is at midnight or 1 am.
Answer 7Mine get up at whatever time I do LOL Usually 7am. Then they relax in thier room until I let them outside at 8am
Answer 8I'll be house- and dog-sitting...those sweeties start banging (wagging) their tails against the wall (while snuggling their snouts at me) at about 5:30. Rise and shine!
Answer 9My Australian Cattle Dog wakes up like clock work at 6am. Kinda cool, of course this breed is always ready to go so I could probably take him on a run at 2 in the morning and he'd be OK with
Answer 10Our dogs get MY HUSBAND up every morning at 6:o'clock. Um -I always ignore them so they have learned to go to his side of the bed -Yuk yuk yuk !
Answer 112 of ours get up whenever we do without a sound or fuss. One of ours gets up at 5am everyday pawing and trying to tell me it is time for breakfast. I no longer have a need for an alarm clock!
Answer 12Mine wakes up around 7 to go potty but during the weekends he can sleep till 9ish :) after that he just pretty much goes outside whenever he scratches at the door
Answer 13Well with the new pup here I'm up at 4:30 5 am. Once he gets more into our routine then I'm hoping for 5:30am.
Answer 14As A dog owner all my life, I have noticed that they are very receptive, and seem to sense wen you awake,remeber they have ultrasonic hearing and are very sensitive to fear and forth coming weather storms, they also sense danger not in the sense off man made things like the motor car but intruders lurking, that's why wen your dog barks in the night never shout at it but reashure them, because there is always a good reason for there concern. Regards Ryan DiorX
Answer 15Around 7am or so. Usually when I am getting up.
Answer 16my dog gets up with me at 6.....weekends...about 8...he knows we sleep in then!
Answer 17One dog wakes up when I do. My older dog wakes up between 7-8 am.
Answer 18Depends. If it's summer and it's light out (here in Alberta it gets light at 4-4:30am) they are up and whinning. If it's winter, they will sleep until they hear our alarm.
Answer 19Mine sleep until I get up, during the week that is 6 am on the weekends around 8 am.....they are good doggies
Answer 20Mine gets up between 5:30AM and 6:00AM. We established the schedule since I got her. She sleeps with my son. Week day, I wake up 5:00AM, take shower and get ready for work. Then take her from my son's room go outside to backyard around 5:30AM. Weekend, I sleep late to 6:00AM, she already up, playing in my son's room while my son is still sleep. Take her out to backyard.
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