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From: Clark & Kris Osojnicki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 28, 2002 10:11 AM
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Subject: going out at night
I have to agree with MaryAnn on this. Restricting water may just cause a
urinary tract problem. A young puppy is a baby, and frequent potty n
Hi
I saw Ruth Reynold's posting on puppies going out. My berner is now 13
weeks. We have had her now for 3 weeks. I have noticed that sometimes
she can hold it at night up to 5 hours in the crate. Lately, however she
has been crying after 3-3 1/2 hours. I have cut down on her water at
night. I kno
I have to agree with MaryAnn on this. Restricting water may just cause a
urinary tract problem. A young puppy is a baby, and frequent potty needs
just goes with the territory.
My theory for my own dogs, and my students, is if the puppy immediately
relieves himself upon being let out, then he nee
We just went through all this. I missed how old the puppy is but I can tell
you what has worked for us. Cooper is now 7/8 months old.
We picked up his water at 9:00 p.m. He went out at least once/twice in the
middle of the night (at very first it was thrice!). For a brief time he went
out at
Hi
I must respectfully disagree with this :) A small puppy will need to go out
at night for some time, and taking away water just to make it more
convenient for the owner seems like an unfortunate tactic. I also do not
think that a puppy that needs to go out during the night is suggesting
urinary
Jackie says:
This is my question: someone told me I shouldn't take him out at night at
all because I'm training a bad habit he
will never break. Is this true?
>From Nancy:
At what time in the evening do you pick up and put away his water bowl at
night? If you go to bed at 10, pick it up around
> This is my question: someone told me I
> shouldn't take him out at night at all because I'm training a bad habit he
> will never break. Is this true?
Nope..at least not in my recent experience. Nicco at 18 weeks sleeps
through the night for 7 hours at a stretch. And I made sure he went out
ev
Jackie-
A Berner pup's bladder capacity will typically increase dramatically between
8-12 weeks. If Parker sleeps near your bed, help him develop his holding
skills by giving him a few moments of alerting you he needs to go out before
you respond. Our pups are usually sleeping in 5 hr segments a
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