Puppy night time... getting worse?

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splashgirl45 said:
dont try and move it too fast just because one night went well. i would do 2 or 3 nights as you are so she stays confident and then slowly move away. if you rush it now you may put her back even further.. glad you have had one good night though...
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Agree with this 100%, although don't do what I did and stay downstairs for the first month (in another room I must add) when there really wasn't any need too after the first week.

Give her time I think you'll be surprised at how quickly she settles then you'll have a whole host of other problems to enjoy! Teething, training and entertaining the pup ??
 
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So last night I really wasn’t well, feverish and vomiting. All I wanted was to sleep in my bed rather than the sweaty sofa (why are they always so hot?!) so I did. I put her to bed as normal, she snuggled down and there she stayed quietly until 6am. I was on and off asleep all night and didn’t hear a peep. I know it could of gone really badly but luckily it didn’t, and I really did feel awfully ill. We have now spent the morning having a cuddle on the sofa and lots of playing for being such a clever puppy.

I feel a little better today but haven’t dared eat... now do I go back to sofa tonight or continue as I mean to go on?
 
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