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09-06-2011, 08:39 PM
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IF I'm able to exercise and socialize my puppy properly during the day, by 10 weeks I'm usually getting a full night sleep.
Prior to that, I actually set my alarm for around 2 am and wake up my pup to go out for a quick pee/poo and then back to bed for the rest of the night. That way it's on my schedule and I can more easily get back to sleep until 6 or 7.
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09-06-2011, 08:47 PM
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I think it was around 10 weeks when I finally was sleeping clear through the night. I'd still set my alarm very early, though, to get him outside. So I was getting less sleep than I normally do for awhile longer than that. It was probably around 4-5 months when I started going back to my "pre-Samson" sleep schedule.
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09-06-2011, 08:49 PM
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My guy is on an internal alarm clock that I wish I could reset
 . If he got a lot of exercise, I might squeak an extra half an hour. Otherwise, on a normal day with normal exercise the night before, little dude is wanting to potty at 5:15-5:30. (We normally go to bed between 10-10:30) I don't have to get up for work til 6'ish, so I so wish I could get him to 6!
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09-06-2011, 10:46 PM
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i think my pup (9 weeks old) could have slept
through the night but we were taking him out every 2 hours. after the every 2 hour outing was over our pup would wake one of us up at 4:00 am to go out. going out at 4:00 am lasted untill he was 8 months old. as far as sleeping i don't remember my pup being awake.  Quote:
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09-06-2011, 11:25 PM
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Sasha started sleeping through the night at about 10 or 11 weeks old, I can't quite remember. She has been out of her crate at night in my room since about 11 weeks or so. I trust her and I am a light sleeper. The only thing that has happened is one pair of cheap flip flops were eaten. They were made in China and I worried about it. She survived and I have been more diligent because of it. Of course, she is in her crate when I'm gone but at night, she sleeps. She moves around a bit. She will start off on her bed next to mine but will also jump up and sleep with me towards morning. I guess you can say she sleeps through the night although she is awake sometimes. She rarely needs out to pee now. Once in a while she will wake me up needing out but it's rare. I would say it's one day out of seven. Is this sleeping through the night? I consider it a yes but others might not. Just my opinion.
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