Puppy Waking Up Too Early

[chloebear]

Poodlefan, I am surounded by sugar cane, and at the moment it is cane cutting season, so all the snakes are being hunted out of the cane paddocks. Going by some of the tracks on the road they look pretty scary. Hope daylight saving works well for getting dogs to have a sleep in, perhaps I should try my own daylight saving here. With any luck it might work on both puppy and kids ;)

What sorts of venomous snakes do you get up there. I'd have thought the cane toads may have lessened their numbers. That would make toads good for something. ;)

We get tipans, browns and deafaders (please excuse spelling), I hate snakes so much never bothered to learn how to spell their names. We arn't to get deafaders in this area, but some have been caught and positvity identified by vets etc.

[marckymarc]

Hi all,

Thanks for all of your replies...

Good News!!!! Pretty much from the first day of daylight savings she has gone back to normal, in fact I have had to wake her up the last couple of days.

I was mainly worried that it was a biological clock or routine thing that was waking her early and not the light... thank god it was the light.

Also, I realised that I posted this thread in the wrong subject stream... won't happen again

Thanks.

Marc

[fidelis Border Collies]

well least you get a lay in I get up at 4.30-5 every morning as Tweed thinks its time to get up too

Tracey