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12th April 2010, 12:19 PM #1Top Cat
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Louie is fine its Holly (dog) we have a problem with she goes off at 6am everyday
which is ok when OH is on days but not when he's on backshift 
Louie rushes off down with the dogs for some food then they all go back to sleep leaving me to clear up after them 
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12th April 2010, 12:50 PM #2Top Cat
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we don't have that problem. Gryfn is still sleeping in till at least 7... but I'm sure that will change as dh goes back to work....
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12th April 2010, 01:24 PM #3Über Cat
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Sarah was terrible when I got her and used to wake me up putting her paws around my face and licking me at about 5.00am. After some firm discussions and time she now only does it on weekdays and when the alarm has gone off. Mind you today the alarm didnt go off and she waited til about 7.00am and did it ( just in case I should have been up)
I dont know how they differentiate weekdays from weekends but she does!!!
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12th April 2010, 04:10 PM #4Top Cat
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Oh how I long for him just to sleep for an extra 90 minutes
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12th April 2010, 04:21 PM #5Top Cat
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10yrs
Originally Posted by IrishKitty
Oh how I long for him just to sleep for an extra 90 minutes no only jokeing
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12th April 2010, 04:26 PM #6Top Cat
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Seems I better get use to the early mornings so Originally Posted by Louie-Louie
10yrs no only jokeing 
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12th April 2010, 04:28 PM #7Moderator
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Early Risers
The joys of having them in their own room....
Only have problems when they have been allowed to stay out because of being poorly or when we travel to shows,then we are woken several times but away in their own domain they are very good.Two mornings a week hubby gets them up at 6.30am & they are crying to come out,the other mornings I let them out at about 8am & they are fine,weekends they will lay in as long as you wish,no problems,they do have to have lots of cuddles & playtime then though cos when you are that good you deserve it.....
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12th April 2010, 05:41 PM #8Elite Cat
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Yeah, 4am normally
I don;t mind as I am an early riser anyway, just not that early, it wouldn't be so bad but the persian sleeps on me all night, and when the MC wakes up she comes on the bed, the other one gets the hump about that then they end up fighting on my side of teh bed
unfortunately, once I am awake, I cannot sleep again
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13th April 2010, 07:28 PM #9Elite Cat
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Darcy is up all night long. LOL every once in a while I'll be woken up by her sprawling across me for a nap
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16th April 2010, 06:50 AM #10The Quiet Kitten
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Beau Kitty will start trying to wake me up when the alarm clock goes off, or when he wants us to open the blinds so he can access his favorite sunbeam.
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