I've been up for 40 minutes, but she finally made outside, after not going since 8 pm! So, lots of praise. And she clearly wants to play. So, we simply moved her crate outside to the studio. It is not wakey time for humans, despite this simple post to the contrary.
I could never stand to listen to my children cry it out, but strangely with Goldie, it doesn't really rattle me. It seems much more important to establish straight out what the rules are and who the bosses are.
Friday, July 2, 2004
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When we first got our basset, listening to him crying all night in the kitchen just about tore my heart out... but then, I don't have kids.
ReplyDeleteBesides, now he knows who's boss. I actually made him whimper once when he'd done something wrong, just by staring at him heh
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