whippet
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Rinkydink - doesn't your dog go 8 hours overnight
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i think that is slightly different, they are asleep, you wouldnt expect them to be asleep all day having been asleep all night too. unless they are pups mine seems to be asleep 90% of the time!!
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Yes my dogs do go 8 hours at night without wanting the loo, but like Vicki said, I think this is rather different as they are asleep....my boys definitely know the difference between daytime and bedtime
Most humans will sleep through the night without going to the loo, but would probably be a bit miffed to find they were expected to do, say, an eight hour day at work, without a toilet break. Like us, our dogs will eat and drink during the day, and so will presumably need the loo more.
Agree though, that it will depend a lot on the age, type, and activity levels of the dog as to how long would be fair to leave it
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Rinkydink - doesn't your dog go 8 hours overnight
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i think that is slightly different, they are asleep, you wouldnt expect them to be asleep all day having been asleep all night too. unless they are pups mine seems to be asleep 90% of the time!!
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Yes my dogs do go 8 hours at night without wanting the loo, but like Vicki said, I think this is rather different as they are asleep....my boys definitely know the difference between daytime and bedtime
Most humans will sleep through the night without going to the loo, but would probably be a bit miffed to find they were expected to do, say, an eight hour day at work, without a toilet break. Like us, our dogs will eat and drink during the day, and so will presumably need the loo more.
Agree though, that it will depend a lot on the age, type, and activity levels of the dog as to how long would be fair to leave it