I'm so tired. I wish the beagle would let me go to bed early

[Critters2]

or sleep in. I need to get married, so there's someone else to let the dog out once in a while.

[qwertyMike]

1. Neo-Citran

Makes you feel woozy and it's non-addictive

Robutison too (sp?)

[Critters2]

4. Falling asleep won't be the problem. I'm about to do that now.

The problem is that I have a beagle who INSISTS on going out at midnight and 6 am. No earlier. No later. I've told her that many dogs can make it a full 8 hours. Does she listen? NO! Just goes to the door and barks.

Is there a service that'll do this for me?

[TheCentepedeShoes]

2. I'm married

and I seem to be the dog-letter-outter most nights lately.
Don't let him out, he tears up the toilet paper and eats the cardboard core. Maybe I should ask the vet about his diet.

[SPKrazy]

3. that's a good reason to get married

:P

well

maybe not

:shrug:

:hi:

[Critters2]

5. Better than the last time....

I was hopelessly in love. With someone whose mania made him seem exciting and exotic. Until I married him. Then it made him seem like an unemployed, irresponsible abusive spend-thrift. Someone who'd be responsible enough to let the dog out would be a VAST improvement.

[SPKrazy]

6. good point

:hi:

:hug:

[Critters2]

7. Thanks, Southpaw! nt

[LibertyLover]

8. I feel your pain

I have a greyhound bitch who must go out at 1 am and 5 am. Sometimes 2 am and 3 am as well. When she isn't howling to go out, the senior whippet is. My husband and I try to take turns putting the dogs out, but some nights it feels like we get no sleep. Of course, I'm happier when the whippet lets us know he wants to go out - sometimes he doesn't bother and goes in the house. Whippets are like that - sometimes they housebreak beautifully and then there are the ones that don't. We've got one of each.

[GreenPartyVoter]

9. This is why I have cats, I grew up with dogs and have learned that as much as

I love them, I hate midnight walkies in February.