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New Dog.
Hello. I'm a college student really interested in getting a puppy next year. I'm going to be living in an apartment by myself. I will exercise the dog and give it so much love! I've grown up with multiple dogs. The only problem is I like to go out on a Friday or Saturday night every once in a while. Is it wrong to leave a dog alone overnight. I would have all that day to play and exercise my dog so it would be plenty tired. Also, I would be back in the AM at the usual feeding and potty break time. What do you think?
Re: New Dog.
Getting a dog is a major commitment, and some adjustment in your usual habits may be necessary. I would never consider leaving our dog alone overnight, especially not when we first got her and she required multiple potty breaks overnight.
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Will you be going out Friday and Saturday to party? If you're going to be drinking and staying elsewhere you have to ask yourself realistically how much energy are you actually going to have the next morning. While I don't think it's necessarily wrong
Yes. Please wait until you have the time to make
Puppies need to go out every few hours even during the night. Going out and leaving a puppy alone is not a good idea.
Even with an older dog it is not good to leave them alone, they can start to have separation anxiety be destructive in the