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\r\n <!-' + '- google_ad_section_start -' + '->We have a Pug and a Boston Terrier who have been sleeping with us since they were housebroken. While they used to pretty much sleep as long as we did, in the last year, they\'re waking us up earlier and earlier to be let out and get their breakfast. We\'ve tried keeping them up and active later into the evening and going out just before they go to bed. Since they seemed to get active with first light, we even tried leaving the blind down all the way.
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  1. 05-02-2013, 06:51 PM #1
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    Waking Humans Too Early.

    We have a Pug and a Boston Terrier who have been sleeping with us since they were housebroken. While they used to pretty much sleep as long as we did, in the last year, they're waking us up earlier and earlier to be let out and get their breakfast. We've tried keeping them up and active later into the evening and going out just before they go to bed. Since they seemed to get active with first light, we even tried leaving the blind down all the way.

    The Pug is the usual troublemaker, quickly awakening the Boston. Any suggestions on getting them to sleep in?
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