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Old 14-01-2012, 01:27 PM
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Re: Puppy Suddenly Starting crying/barking at night time!!

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me again guys, the saga continues!!
Following your advice, a small light on old t shirt in cage etc we had a few quiet nights but following this it was back to square one.
So we moved the cage into the kitchen which prooved successful except the fact that we were getting 10 - 20 mins of barking at every small noise (especially someone using the toilet). Jasper has been sleeping through until at least I am up for work at 6. A couple of incidents but if ignored any barking seems to stop quite promptly......
until last night when we were treated to 3 full hours of barking and crying!!! 1am until 4, understanding the worst thing to do is to come down to him I just couldn't stand any more, I let him out to wee and poo (cage was dry). I returned him to the kitchen, but not the cage and he was quiet right through until I have got up with my son at 8:15 (knackered by the way) Jasper has been out for a wee and got back into his bed in the kitchen.
There is no damage he can cause in there, at this point I would accept an accident on easy to clean laminate and it is perfectly safe in there so I am considering putting him to bed in there tonight without using his cage.
Any thoughts guys????
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If there is nothing for him to damage, or for him to chew or ingest that is going to hurt him ie its safe, if he should pee its easy clean, then tbh I cant see the problem, you could just leave the crate door open and the bed and the t-shirt in there. Did you try a large soft toy? that sometimes helps. You may find that he will settle in the crate with the door open, but not closed as long as he has the option to come out if he wants. (this is assuming you close it at the moment now of course). Sometimes dogs like it is you put a throw or blaket over the top and sides making it like a secure den, another thing maybe to try if you havent already. If you have been leaving the door of the crate open anyway then just leave his bed outside.

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Old 14-01-2012, 06:24 PM
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Re: Puppy Suddenly Starting crying/barking at night time!!

thanks ever so much for the replies
Think I am defo gonna go for it without the cage at all tonight,if we have his bed in the cage then i am sure he would just sleep on the floor and not go near it, he is quite happy left in the kitchen so I will see how it goes tonight if it is bad again I will definately look in to a spray, its a shame because every single other aspect is going so well (toilet training , clicker training etc) i=he has even stopped nibbling the kids!!! this is most important to get sorted though . Its so frustrsting having 2 babies sleeping and being kept up all night by the wee dog !!!!!!
Fingers crossed for tonight
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Old 14-01-2012, 06:28 PM
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Re: Puppy Suddenly Starting crying/barking at night time!!

also its more of a worry when he is in his cage then what damage can happen in the kitchen, last night he moved his cage from one side to the other by crashing in to it over and over!!!
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Old 14-01-2012, 08:38 PM
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Re: Puppy Suddenly Starting crying/barking at night time!!

Just crossed the fingers for you. I'll take it as read that you already checked that if he somehow manages to open a cupboard door there's nothing he can get out like a plastic jug or anything nasty that he could have an exploratory nibble on
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Re: Puppy Suddenly Starting crying/barking at night time!!

Yeah already baby proofed
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Re: Puppy Suddenly Starting crying/barking at night time!!

Well...
Last night no cage and we had to wake him for a wee at 8 a.m dry clean kitchen too !!!
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Old 16-01-2012, 08:09 AM
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Re: Puppy Suddenly Starting crying/barking at night time!!

Fantastic, thanks for the update. I hope that's you all sorted. I'm afraid we are still having an issue so I'll start a new thread.
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