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ok well i got a new dog just over a week ago. My own dog mochara used to sleep inside, but decided to put him in with new dog to sleep in the garage attached to my house, put beds and a big futon cushion out. First night the new dog (zuke) was ok but woke at 5am barking and whining, the next night it was 2am, now it seems to be 6am since then, but weirdly enough mochara who was used to sleeping inside is as quiet as a mouse. Does anyone know what i can do to stop this, he`s a good dog like and am not getting rid of him its just this waking up thats doing my head in.... i need my sleep :laugh: Tried ignoring him, shouting at him just about everything, id say he`s settled in so its not that. Need help asap im not good without sleep :boxing: . Thanks Nicole :thumbs:

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He's a puppy, its what puppies do!

 

If he's getting up at 6, i personally would let him outside, praise him for toileting and then leave him out there with the other dog and a couple of meaty bones . . . . thats if the older dog is trustworthy enough to discipline the pup with warnings but not aggression. Shouting at him will not have any benefit at all . . . puppies need hard work and time and attention in the early stages, its part of the pleasure for me of having a puppy! :clapper:

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I don't think the water treatment or ignoring always works.

 

We use a spray collar, even that doesn't always stop him.

 

As Hannah says, they are puppies and will grow out of it, but you have to make sure that it is not appreciated.

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Maybe i am alone in thinking that this is very basic puppy training here? Water treatment, spray collars etc etc . . are IMO a very unnecessary treatment for a new, young puppy . . . adolescent or strong willed older pups then maybe, or behaviour correction in older vocal dogs.

 

A young puppy needs a full belly, an empty bladder, and something to either chew, or play with . . . it should then relax into a routine and get over the crying stage on its own.

 

 

6am is a perfectly normal time to get up and see to the puppies needs. :victory:

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i also agree with hannah aswell he might be wanting to go out for a piss but the jug of water thing as worked for me but saying that my pup is in a kennel so there is no need for him to whinge and bark unless hes playing or theres a fox on the garden atb sorting it anyways jenna

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He's a puppy, its what puppies do!

 

If he's getting up at 6, i personally would let him outside, praise him for toileting and then leave him out there with the other dog and a couple of meaty bones . . . . thats if the older dog is trustworthy enough to discipline the pup with warnings but not aggression. Shouting at him will not have any benefit at all . . . puppies need hard work and time and attention in the early stages, its part of the pleasure for me of having a puppy! :clapper:

no he`s 18 months old, should a mentioned that :thumbs:
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He's a puppy, its what puppies do!

 

If he's getting up at 6, i personally would let him outside, praise him for toileting and then leave him out there with the other dog and a couple of meaty bones . . . . thats if the older dog is trustworthy enough to discipline the pup with warnings but not aggression. Shouting at him will not have any benefit at all . . . puppies need hard work and time and attention in the early stages, its part of the pleasure for me of having a puppy! :clapper:

no he`s 18 months old, should a mentioned that :thumbs:

 

Well im guessing thats why the last ownwners got shot of him.you now have a prob of undoing a very bad habit.

 

If he is whinining to get out at 6am like hannah says thats a perfectly acceptable time to get up and let him out.

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He's a puppy, its what puppies do!

 

If he's getting up at 6, i personally would let him outside, praise him for toileting and then leave him out there with the other dog and a couple of meaty bones . . . . thats if the older dog is trustworthy enough to discipline the pup with warnings but not aggression. Shouting at him will not have any benefit at all . . . puppies need hard work and time and attention in the early stages, its part of the pleasure for me of having a puppy! :clapper:

no he`s 18 months old, should a mentioned that :thumbs:

 

Well im guessing thats why the last ownwners got shot of him.you now have a prob of undoing a very bad habit.

 

Your suggestion on how to do that is?

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i do let him out, when it was earlier like 2am i let him out but as soon as he was back in again he wouldnt sleep just started again, same now but i dont put him back in anymore i just stay up. The person i got him off said he never done anything like that before and they had him since a 6 weeks, thats why i was thinking maybe he is still settling in. :thumbs:

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He's a puppy, its what puppies do!

 

If he's getting up at 6, i personally would let him outside, praise him for toileting and then leave him out there with the other dog and a couple of meaty bones . . . . thats if the older dog is trustworthy enough to discipline the pup with warnings but not aggression. Shouting at him will not have any benefit at all . . . puppies need hard work and time and attention in the early stages, its part of the pleasure for me of having a puppy! :clapper:

no he`s 18 months old, should a mentioned that :thumbs:

 

Well im guessing thats why the last ownwners got shot of him.you now have a prob of undoing a very bad habit.

 

Your suggestion on how to do that is?

 

I wouldnt know ive always had my dogs from 6weeks old and trained them properly and within a few weeks there house broken.but i imagine throwing water over them isnt the way to go.

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when i say throw water over them it dont mean wet them through i mean just throw a little bit of water and say in a deep voice shut up it does work in some cases not all but its worth a try

 

 

the water just reinforces what you are saying

 

atb jenna

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He's a puppy, its what puppies do!

 

If he's getting up at 6, i personally would let him outside, praise him for toileting and then leave him out there with the other dog and a couple of meaty bones . . . . thats if the older dog is trustworthy enough to discipline the pup with warnings but not aggression. Shouting at him will not have any benefit at all . . . puppies need hard work and time and attention in the early stages, its part of the pleasure for me of having a puppy! :clapper:

no he`s 18 months old, should a mentioned that :thumbs:

 

Well im guessing thats why the last ownwners got shot of him.you now have a prob of undoing a very bad habit.

 

Your suggestion on how to do that is?

 

I wouldnt know ive always had my dogs from 6weeks old and trained them properly and within a few weeks there house broken.but i imagine throwing water over them isnt the way to go.

 

House breaking them is different to keeping them in a kennel. They have to deal with separation.

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when i say throw water over them it dont mean wet them through i mean just throw a little bit of water and say in a deep voice shut up it does work in some cases not all but its worth a try

 

 

the water just reinforces what you are saying

 

atb jenna

well cheaper than a spray collar anyways, :clapper: anythings worth a try like, thanks for the advice jenna, :thumbs: atb Nicole.
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