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So....last night I stayed up until midnight, I moved the bed that was near the French doors over to the other side of the room in case there was a draught and I put the toys in a box (open topped). Not. A. Peep. Came down at 7am and no toys have moved either. They're having my life lol Thank you for all your comments. I am definitely going to start increasing their exercise (and mine) very soon 💪😊❤️

No it's totally sporadic. To be honest I'm thinking they may have got into a routine with my husband going to bed around midnight to 1am the last few weeks, then last night we all went up at about 11pm. Maybe upset their routine? I have no clue. Very strange

Eek, that's another thing we do... Shout QUIET from upstairs 🙄 I left the toys as I thought they might be bored lol. Cold might be a thing, I will look for jammies!! They are nearly 8 years old. Very lazy really to be honest.

No they are not... I am two weeks out of spinal surgery so they have had minimal walks for the past month. They don't walk far when we do walk but do you think that might be a contributing factor?

Hi, I'm new to the forum We adopted 2 ex racer greyhounds 2 years ago (1 first then a companion 3 months later) Molly first the Coco second. She is definitely in charge, probably as she was first. They sleep in the kitchen, mostly because Coco chews everything if he gets a chance. So if we go to bed late they are usually ok but if we go earlier (about 10.30pm) like last night... Barking at 1.30am...i went down (I know this is reinforcement and wrong) then 2.30am then sporadically during the night. I went down at 4.30 and moved all of the toys from one side of the room (possibly stolen from one dog to the other??.) Into the centre of the room. They were then silent until we got up. WTH??!!! I really need to sort this as we are adopting a baby in April and she will sleep in the room above the kitchen. 😴 Any suggestions greatly received (sleeping in bed room not an option) TIA