What time do your furry alarm clocks go off...
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Cipi is kept outside unless it's during the day and all the family is just hanging out, then he comes in as he please, but for most part he is outside dog, so he has the option to go in and out of his kennel to the yard as he pleases to use the restroom. He's a heavy sleeper though, but if someone comes out to the yard in the morning he will get up, unless he decides to just stay in slumber. 
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Sam can usually wait for me to wake up but sometimes he needs to go or he gets hungry and he just cannot wait nay longer. He's usually up at about 6:30-8:00am. If he wants up early though the he gets fed, goes out for a bit and then he wants back to bed.
If he's willing to wait for me to wake up then he watches me, but if I open so much as one eye then that's it, I must get up.
If he's willing to wait for me to wake up then he watches me, but if I open so much as one eye then that's it, I must get up.
Mine go off when my second alarm goes off. They know when the first one goes off there's a good chance I don't want to be bothered for another 5-10 minutes. But when the second one goes off I get mugged.
If there is no alarm (weekend w/ nothing going on) they leave me alone til I get up for the most part. I rarely sleep past 7am, almost never past 7:30am, so I haven't really tested how long they will go. Usually if I sleep til 7 Kim is awake but reclining, Web is curled into a ball asleep, and Mira is standing in the middle of the room trying ever so hard to not bother me but hardly able to contain herself lol
If there is no alarm (weekend w/ nothing going on) they leave me alone til I get up for the most part. I rarely sleep past 7am, almost never past 7:30am, so I haven't really tested how long they will go. Usually if I sleep til 7 Kim is awake but reclining, Web is curled into a ball asleep, and Mira is standing in the middle of the room trying ever so hard to not bother me but hardly able to contain herself lol
When they were younger, Boomer and Kassie, would get up around 5am. I got Tilly when she was 6 years old and would look at us oddly when we'd get up early. She was content in staying in bed till 8am. Now that they are all older I have to get them all up to go potty, then they go back to bed till around 8am for their breakfast.
I had it made when it was just my beagle Darla - she'll sleep as long as I did...BUT Miya our Akita wants out by 8:00 and our newest addition, Alice, wakes me up at 7:30. My other little alram clock is my cat Chooch - he will smack my face with his paw to wake me up even on the rare occassions that the dogs let me sleep in a bit lol
I'm glad Juno has learned to sleep in. She used to wake up promptly at 6am, wanting breakfast. It's not a big deal because my mom deals with the dogs in the morning, but if she was 5 minutes "late" Juno did not like that. If my mom is not home on a weekend, then I know Juno has lasted until 9am without waking up... at which point I will make her get up, so that breakfast and lunch aren't combined into one meal.
She also goes right back to bed after being fed in the morning, and is content until I wake up--usually about noon.
She also goes right back to bed after being fed in the morning, and is content until I wake up--usually about noon.
Meg is another that never gets up before me. I can sleep until 9:30, then lay in bed watching TV for an hour, and she still won't stir until I get out of bed, other than moving herself up from the foot of the bed onto my pillow to snuggle and fall back asleep.
Bless her little heart, it is one of her many wonderful traits.
Bless her little heart, it is one of her many wonderful traits.
