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    Sweet Marlin, I think Barry's Fritz (who's also a Bichon) recently had a similar problem, and as I recall, was instructed to bark to let his people know when he needed up or down. SO ... maybe that can go for you, too. Be careful honeybun. (smooch)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pam
    Remember you are one of the family now and they are there to do your bidding.
    LOL. PLEASE do not encourage him! There is a reason we call him "General Patton!" (Anyone who knows the story, even the President, FDR, couldn't order THAT one around!)

    Quote Originally Posted by Ginger's Mom
    Any chance you can move dad's mattress to the floor until Marlin is healed?
    I'll suggest that!

    CassiesMom: can't "instruct" him to bark when he is ready to get down, see "General Patton" comments above!

    Marlin appreciates ALL your support, encouragement and ideas.
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    I also hope Marlin will be all better after his "rest".
    Maybe you could get a set of stairs for him to get up and down from dad's bed.......once he is healed, of course.
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    Awe... poor Marlin! I definitely think dad's mattress should be moved to the floor to make it more accessible for Marlin as well.

    They do make those elevated stands for the food and water bowls, maybe you could find one of those for him?

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