How to get your dog to stop waking you up too early in the morning

When we first brought our babies home we found that they wanted to create there own schedule and as well they kept us up all hours of the night. What we did was worked with them and placed them on a... keep reading →

I had the same problem for years until I suddenly realized that my dog had the key to my bedroom and he was using it to get in.

I took it away from him, but that did not solve the problem, as being a pug, the most conniving and intelligent of dogs in my opinion, he merely took a night-school course in breaking-and-entering and now he gets in all the same by various means.

I have tried installing a burglar alarm, but he learned how to de-activate it and I have tried hiring a security guard to keep him out but he just drugs the guard's coffee and slips past.

I am at my wit's end and can't figure out what to do next.

I have thought I'd move to a new house and not give him the address, but I'm certain with his internet skills he would suss-me-out in no time.

Good luck with your problem. I have resigned myself to catching cat-naps while my pug watches Charlie Rose on PBS--the only time he leaves me in peace.