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Obviously many people cannot do this setup but I agree that if you are away from home all day you need to spend the money on a walker or doggie daycare to keep your dog happy and healthy. It gives me hope that he could possibly have the run of the house before he is a year old.
Raising a puppy while working in a 9-5 job can be very challenging. Tuesday and Wednesday I work in the afternoon so am with her in the morning and my other half does not work on a Friday, so her only 2 full days are Monday and Thursday and on a Thursday the butcher always keeps a marrow bone for her which is her treat!Forgot to add – We are expecting house training to be the biggest issue, but the plan there is to spend the majority of his time as supervised outside play, including frequent trips to his designated toilet area (and teaching him the command words for when we are going there, and when we want him to go).I’ll be paper training him in the laundry when we are at work, but the idea will be to teach him that outside is the toilet and the laundry – no where else inside – is for toilet emergencies only.
Ideally I would take a week off when I first get puppy and then have my sister stay with me for a week when I go back to work to start ‘weening’ the dog if you will. I am going on maternity leave in a few months and I can’t wait to spend more time with her. But making part of the puppy pad stick down & use extra layers could help, there are plenty of ways you could do that. I worked 1/2 days first few days and then full days. So if it’s cold or hot or rainy or snowy, he can come inside where the climate is controlled and he has a nice dog bed to nap in.
The downside, dirty kitchen floors when it is rainy out and everything has to be kept out of his reach.
If he's 3 months old, don't keep him home alone for anything over three hours in a row. I was relying on two neighbours that said they would help but have since changed their minds because they have their own responsibilities. I have been let down by people that said they would help me out with my puppy and have since pulled away. It is possible to work full-time and be a responsible dog owner, however, it does require great deal of organisation and is quite costly so should never be entered into lightly. Parents/family, etc are not an option, and while we are comfortable enough to afford the puppy and all the costs this entails, paying someone to come over is not an option in our budget. My wife and I had a Labradoodle we brought home at 9 weeks. Any advice must appreciated.How have you coped?
I will take it a day at a time and see how I get on. They pretty much know to use the bathroom and come to me when they’re done.I’m no expert, but I would suggest if you can financially afford basic obedience training from a facility like Petsmart… that would be a great start to understanding your dogs and give you an idea as what further training they will take to. The following week my mum stayed for three days when I went back to work then I worked two half days introducing him to being alone. I now walk her before work and straight after work and she is fine. He lives in a good size trailer. If you're busy on a specific day and can't go home at any point to take your pooch outside, recruit the kindly help of someone in your life, like a relative or close pal.The night is frequently a source of concern for new dog owners. Toys tht keep them busy, my trainer recommended throwing her dry dog food onto the grass when I leave for work so she is busy in a relaxed manner when I go. Then she worked out how to open his door and was destroying the house so we decided when we weren’t there to shut her in the back yard which is about 10m wide by 5m, much larger than a puppy pen. Because of those factors, they're usually able to manage without eliminating for lengthier periods at night. Their crates are on opposite sides of the room and the bed is in the way so they aren’t next to each other. I walk with her in the Mornings for 30-45 minutes and my boyfriend then takes her out when he gets home. There will be other days I can bring her to work once she’s more house broken, because I have a pet friendly office but it cant be every day. I’ve often been considered bull-headed. Southpaw was the best dog I ever had. I have a few things to do up there and sort out an area for him so he has a place to roam and be more free during my work hours.I have learned that you cannot rely on people and you have to do it yourself sometimes.
Obviously many people cannot do this setup but I agree that if you are away from home all day you need to spend the money on a walker or doggie daycare to keep your dog happy and healthy. It gives me hope that he could possibly have the run of the house before he is a year old.
Raising a puppy while working in a 9-5 job can be very challenging. Tuesday and Wednesday I work in the afternoon so am with her in the morning and my other half does not work on a Friday, so her only 2 full days are Monday and Thursday and on a Thursday the butcher always keeps a marrow bone for her which is her treat!Forgot to add – We are expecting house training to be the biggest issue, but the plan there is to spend the majority of his time as supervised outside play, including frequent trips to his designated toilet area (and teaching him the command words for when we are going there, and when we want him to go).I’ll be paper training him in the laundry when we are at work, but the idea will be to teach him that outside is the toilet and the laundry – no where else inside – is for toilet emergencies only.
Ideally I would take a week off when I first get puppy and then have my sister stay with me for a week when I go back to work to start ‘weening’ the dog if you will. I am going on maternity leave in a few months and I can’t wait to spend more time with her. But making part of the puppy pad stick down & use extra layers could help, there are plenty of ways you could do that. I worked 1/2 days first few days and then full days. So if it’s cold or hot or rainy or snowy, he can come inside where the climate is controlled and he has a nice dog bed to nap in.
The downside, dirty kitchen floors when it is rainy out and everything has to be kept out of his reach.
If he's 3 months old, don't keep him home alone for anything over three hours in a row. I was relying on two neighbours that said they would help but have since changed their minds because they have their own responsibilities. I have been let down by people that said they would help me out with my puppy and have since pulled away. It is possible to work full-time and be a responsible dog owner, however, it does require great deal of organisation and is quite costly so should never be entered into lightly. Parents/family, etc are not an option, and while we are comfortable enough to afford the puppy and all the costs this entails, paying someone to come over is not an option in our budget. My wife and I had a Labradoodle we brought home at 9 weeks. Any advice must appreciated.How have you coped?
I will take it a day at a time and see how I get on. They pretty much know to use the bathroom and come to me when they’re done.I’m no expert, but I would suggest if you can financially afford basic obedience training from a facility like Petsmart… that would be a great start to understanding your dogs and give you an idea as what further training they will take to. The following week my mum stayed for three days when I went back to work then I worked two half days introducing him to being alone. I now walk her before work and straight after work and she is fine. He lives in a good size trailer. If you're busy on a specific day and can't go home at any point to take your pooch outside, recruit the kindly help of someone in your life, like a relative or close pal.The night is frequently a source of concern for new dog owners. Toys tht keep them busy, my trainer recommended throwing her dry dog food onto the grass when I leave for work so she is busy in a relaxed manner when I go. Then she worked out how to open his door and was destroying the house so we decided when we weren’t there to shut her in the back yard which is about 10m wide by 5m, much larger than a puppy pen. Because of those factors, they're usually able to manage without eliminating for lengthier periods at night. Their crates are on opposite sides of the room and the bed is in the way so they aren’t next to each other. I walk with her in the Mornings for 30-45 minutes and my boyfriend then takes her out when he gets home. There will be other days I can bring her to work once she’s more house broken, because I have a pet friendly office but it cant be every day. I’ve often been considered bull-headed. Southpaw was the best dog I ever had. I have a few things to do up there and sort out an area for him so he has a place to roam and be more free during my work hours.I have learned that you cannot rely on people and you have to do it yourself sometimes.