What time do your furry alarm clocks go off...

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Watson seems to be set for 5:30 am currently *yawn*

I am a sad and tired panda :lol-sign:
 

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They don't, thank God. Although I suppose Juno eventually would bug me when she got hungry or needed to go outside.
 

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Ada is set for 5:30. Blegh. Finally got Mia past her pounce on mom's head at 5 am phase and now Ada won't let me sleep. I spent Mia's first two years waking up early and running her down via a mad game of fetch then going back to sleep. She'll go back to sleep after that. Nowadays she's a bit more calm and will just sit there and watch me sleep till I wake up. But if I barely open an eye, that's it for her. Time to get up and go! She is not a dog for lazy people. lol

Summer I have to drag out of bed till about noon.
 

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Whenever he realizes I'm awake. If it's on a day when there's no school, Caleb will stick his head up on the bed, snuggle for awhile, then bring me something- usually the socks I wear for slippers. If he can't reach them, anything will do. On school days, he glances over his shoulder when I get up, but he's waiting outside the bathroom door when I get out of the shower.
 

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Mine would continue sleeping for a loooooong time. It is I who wakes up at the crack of dawn. This morning it was 4:45. They use to stay in bed, even if I got up. But lately, they get up too, go out to potty and go back to sleep while I have my coffee/computer time.
 

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mine need to go out for a pee by 8 am but they'll sleep up until that point... UNLESS they hear hubby's alarm go off. then there is no hitting the snooze button lol
 

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She doesn't have one..... If my alarm goes off, she gets into bed with me, then I have to push her out if I need to get up :D
 

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Bamm would sleep all day if I let him. He loves to sleep.

Cricket on the other hand... her alarm clock is usually set for about 7am... when I want to sleep till about 9. So I've learned to get up, potty her and Bamm and then feed them breakfast. After breakfast I bring them both up to my room, give them something to chew on and then I crash for another hour or two if I can fall back asleep.
 

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Izzie knows breakfast is 7:30am and makes sure i don't forget, though she will sleep in if i tell her to shut up. After breakfast though she goes back to sleep.

Mum's dogs wake up at 5:30am sharp every morning though and demand to be fed.
 

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Rose normally goes out to pee around 7:00 and that's fine because someone in the house is bound to be up by that time.

Since Chloe sleeps in my room, she gets up whenever I get up. She starts getting antsy around 9:00, but I taught her as a pup to NOT wake me up unless she was dying. So she just lays by my bed until she sees me move, then she gets up and starts dancing around.
 

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Jackson sleeps pretty late... depending. If I let him out around midnight, he will sleep easily until 10 or 11am. If I let him out for the last time around 10pm, he will wake up around 8am. He loves his sleep in the mornings though!
 

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Middie has no alarm anymore, he sleeps all day long if I let him. His bedtime is between 10 and 11 PM and he'll sleep soundly until at least 7, and then, unless someone else gets up, he'll happily snooze until noon.
 

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Sawyer's pretty good at staying on whatever schedule I'm on. If I'm up super early, so is he. If I stay in bed until mid-morning, so does he.

He was a 6am dog when I first got him though. And I had just graduated from college and 6am was more of a "go to bed" then "get out of bed" time. We'd go for a 3 mile walk and then take a nap when we got back.
 

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Haha lucky for me they don't! Poor boys... I've never let them dictate when I wake up. Starting at around 7:30- everytime I wake up and like roll over they whine a little hoping I'll get up- but if I want to sleep until 2 (very rare of course) they will. They don't usually got to bed until Midnight though since we're night owls here and my job works around my schedule
 

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They don't have an alarm, but I also won't force them to "hold it" more than 9-10 hours overnight, so they never get into dire straights there.

I'm very lucky - DH gets up waaay earlier than me (6:30a to my 8:30a) and the dogs that sleep with us have learned that his alarm is just the signal for them to get up on the bed and snuggle with me. ;)

Aeri does not sleep in our room because she's loud when I first put her to bed in the crate. She will whine a bit when DH walks out to the the kitchen (her crate is in the room next to the kitchen) around 7a, but has learned that I don't get up and let her out until later so she's quiet after that.
 

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I get up at 5.30 during the week, and as soon as one foot is on the step to go downstairs, T bolts down to wait for me at her food bowl.

It seems that she wakes me by 6-6.30 latest on weekends, and I'll go feed her, chase her around the yard for a bit, and then she comes into bed with me and we'll fall asleep for another hour or two. She's so cute.
 

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My dogs will sleep in now, but when Victor was under a year old you were at the park letting run it off at dawn before he ran across the ceiling.
 
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Tika used to be set for 5:30am :mad: But she quickly discovered that it got her no where. She would be taken out to potty on a leash, given 2 mins to potty, brought back in and crated again. Now she sleeps until I get up. She gets a little restless if I wake up and don't get up straight away but she usually settles quickly once she realises I'm not getting up.

The others just sleep until I let them out lol. They're ready to go at 6am or 12pm . I feel horrible some weekends when I've really slept in and they've had to hold it 12+ hours but now Tika's here I make an effort to not make them hold it more than 10-12 hours.

The reason they have to hold it so long is that if I let them out after 10pm they won't go potty and they'll just play and once they come in they'll be very wound up and excited- not good for trying to get any sleep!!
 

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