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**dasneycomrov** · 01-26-2012, 01:15 AM

Amy can hold her pee for what seems like forever. She's actually never had an accident for holding it too long (she did once when she was panicked after I got a suitcase out).

My schedule has changed recently because I like to give both of us lots of exercise. Here's the schedule:

I wake up at 5, grab my coffee, and take her on a 3-mile walk which takes about an hour. If I oversleep or something then she only goes for a mile.

Breakfast for her, quick shower for me. Breakfast for me, and then she goes into her room (I keep her in a room, not a crate, which works fine for us) around 6:30. I leave her with a treat like a peanut-butter filled kong or something else yummy. It used to stress her out when I left so I put a thundershirt on her but now I don't need it anymore.

I go to work and come home around 5 or 5:30. We go back out for a long 3-4 mile walk. Then dinner for both of us, then I do whatever I need to do. We usually have an evening play/training session and then a quick 10-minute walk for her right before bed around 10.

---------- Post added at 07:15 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:41 PM ----------

wait, that's wrong. I was thinking my old hours. I'm home at around 4 - 4:30 now. Otherwise that's my schedule.

01-26-2012, 01:15 AM	#3
dasneycomrov Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 433 Senior Member	Amy can hold her pee for what seems like forever. She's actually never had an accident for holding it too long (she did once when she was panicked after I got a suitcase out). My schedule has changed recently because I like to give both of us lots of exercise. Here's the schedule: I wake up at 5, grab my coffee, and take her on a 3-mile walk which takes about an hour. If I oversleep or something then she only goes for a mile. Breakfast for her, quick shower for me. Breakfast for me, and then she goes into her room (I keep her in a room, not a crate, which works fine for us) around 6:30. I leave her with a treat like a peanut-butter filled kong or something else yummy. It used to stress her out when I left so I put a thundershirt on her but now I don't need it anymore. I go to work and come home around 5 or 5:30. We go back out for a long 3-4 mile walk. Then dinner for both of us, then I do whatever I need to do. We usually have an evening play/training session and then a quick 10-minute walk for her right before bed around 10. ---------- Post added at 07:15 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:41 PM ---------- wait, that's wrong. I was thinking my old hours. I'm home at around 4 - 4:30 now. Otherwise that's my schedule.
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