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Nighttime accidents--help!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Carolyn Moore Oct 12, 2012. 13 Replies 1 Favorite
Our 4mos old Tuggy has started a very frustrating habit--he is having accidents every night in his room, no matter how often we get up to let him out. We give him dinner around 6pm every day and…Continue
Standard neck size?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ron Carnes Oct 2, 2012. 5 Replies 0 Favorites
Greetings from North Dakota! We are new owners to an F1 standard doodle "Tuggy"--who just won a new custom collar/leash! Since he's only 4mos. old, I'm trying to guesstimate his full-grown neck size…Continue
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Carolyn Moore replied to F, Calla & Luca's discussion November 2012 Assignment Things We are Thankful For in the group Photography GroupCarolyn Moore replied to Carolyn Moore's discussion Nighttime accidents--help!"We have had Tug in his crate in our room for the last 3 nights, and no accidents...now I feel bad that he was just lonely in his room by himself! Lots of learning when you have a puppy for the first time!! "
Carolyn Moore replied to Carolyn Moore's discussion Nighttime accidents--help!"Thanks for all the replies--we are definitely not giving up by any means, but certainly want to get to the bottom of what's causing this behavior! I think we will move the crate into our bedroom for the time being and see if that helps at all,…"
Ann & Penny replied to Carolyn Moore's discussion Nighttime accidents--help!"I would recommend increasing the amount of time you take him out to potty and cleaning the area he pee/pooped thoroughly with a product like Nature's Miracle. We got Penny at 3 months. We were lucky that Penny got the crating concept, but she…"
Colleen, Jake & Baxter replied to Carolyn Moore's discussion Nighttime accidents--help!"I have an 8 month old puppy that I adopted at 4 months. I agree with having the crate up in the bedroom. These dogs want to be with their humans and I wouldn't be surprised if he has lots of some anxiety being left alone by…"
Karen & Jackdoodle replied to Carolyn Moore's discussion Nighttime accidents--help!"You want to keep the crate somewhere where the puppy can still be part of what's going on, even when he's crated. Being in the crate should not mean being put into solitary, lol. If the crate is in the kitchen, bedroom, or…"
Elizabeth and Bailey replied to Carolyn Moore's discussion Nighttime accidents--help!"Does your crate have a divider? Most crates have a wire wall that you can put up to make his crate only big enough for him to lay down in. Put the divider up so he can only lay down and not have anymore room.
About an hour or so before…"
Andrea Johnston replied to Carolyn Moore's discussion Nighttime accidents--help!"Carolyn I am not sure why your puppy is doing this but perhaps in the interim you might think of crating him but having him in your bedroom during the night. Perhaps he's lonesome for human company. It's just a thought. Our Molly always…"
Carolyn Moore replied to Carolyn Moore's discussion Nighttime accidents--help!"Thanks for the input! I'm not sure where else we could logically put the crate other than the (main floor) laundry room, and honestly I'm hesitant to let him sleep out and about for fear of accidents given this past week! I think we will…"
Chelsie replied to Carolyn Moore's discussion Nighttime accidents--help!"I know my puppy always hated his crate. I couldn't keep him in there because he was so uncomfortable. I don't think crates are for all dogs, so don't feel bad. I know Sam had a little stint of about a week where he would have…"
F, Calla & Luca replied to Carolyn Moore's discussion Nighttime accidents--help!"That is so true about the closed room. When Luca was a pup I tried enclosing him in a bathroom. I still haven't painted over the scratch marks he made in the paint. I took him out right away. He never had a problem settling right in in the…"
Karen & Jackdoodle replied to Carolyn Moore's discussion Nighttime accidents--help!"I'm not a fan of putting a dog in a room behind closed doors, i.e. solid barriers; in a crate which is in an open area, the puppy can see and hear everything around him; closed up in a laundry room or bathroom where he can't see or hear…"
Kathy & Harley replied to Carolyn Moore's discussion Nighttime accidents--help!"Was he having the accidents in his crate? If not, I would go back to crating him at night. If he was having accidents in his crate...was his space in the crate to large? "
Carolyn Moore posted a discussionNighttime accidents--help!
Our 4mos old Tuggy has started a very frustrating habit--he is having accidents every night in his room, no matter how often we get up to let him out. We give him dinner around 6pm every day and limit his water after that, always take him out at about 11pm and then will take him out around 3. Seems like it should be sufficient, but for the past week or so, we have been greeted by a couple of pee spots and poop every single night!! It's very frustrating, and we can't figure out what's going on.…See More
Ron Carnes replied to Carolyn Moore's discussion Standard neck size?"Zack is 3.5 and 90 pounds. He is thin and wears a 15"."
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- What Type of Doodle(s) do you have? What are their names? Tell us about your doodle(s) or any other pets you have!
- We added "Tug" to our family in August, and he is a joy! He is a 4mos. old retriever/standard red poodle cross.
- Where did you get your doodle(s)?
- Breeder
- Why did you choose a doodle rather than another breed or mix?
- I did a lot of research before we settled on a Goldendoodle--and I was won over by the intelligence, gentleness and family friendly nature of the doodle. We have two small children, and already Tuggy is great with them.
- What are Your Favorite Things to Do With Your Doodles?
- Lots of fetch, playing "tugaroo" and going for walks.
- Does your doodle(s) shed?
- Nope!
- Who grooms your doodle(s)?
- Haven't been in yet
- Relationship Status:
- Married
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- At 7:31pm on April 16, 2013,
Nancy, Ned, and Clancy said… 
- At 8:22am on October 2, 2012, Nancy, Ned, and Clancy said…
Welcome! This is a great place to learn/share about doodles. There are many groups that you can join. For example, there are groups for grooming, nutrition, health/medical, types of doodles, puppy groups etc. Look at the top of your page and click on Groups - check them out. Enjoy!
- At 3:03pm on October 1, 2012,
Linda, Charlie Brown & Beau said… Hi Carolyn ~ What a cutie Tuggy is! When you get a chance, be sure to check out the groups section on the main page and join as many as you like. Welcome.
- At 12:24pm on October 1, 2012,
GBK said… 
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