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Posted by cln723east on February 21, 2003 at 14:29:54:

In Reply to: Re: Puppy sleeping in our bedroom posted by phborzoi on February 21, 2003 at 13:30:54:

:It is safer for her to be in the crate at nite. Too many things in the house a baby can get into and hurt herself. How long are you home with her(minus the sleeping hours?)

:You might look into puppy day care for a few hours each day, to help cut down on the amount of time she's in the crate during
the day, or find a friend who stays at home who has a young dog she can play with

:Good luck!

Actually, our bedroom is such that it is like she is in a play pen. We have baby proofed this room so well, it's amazing. We are home with her 10 hours in a day without counting sleep time. Our area doesn't have a dog day care system. LAst night, however, she was really good. She got up, played with her toys that are safe for her and then laid down after 30 minutes and slept. She seemed very happy. Thanks for your response. This is the first time I ever used a forum, and I was concerned no one would answer.

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