Our morning and evening routines are pretty nailed down.
Missy sleeps in my bedroom with the door shut, but her kennel is open so she has the freedom to choose where she wants to sleep, but if she keeps waking me up (I'm a very light sleeper), I'll send her to her crate and lock it. I am very fatigued in the mornings and have a hard time getting up, so I use 2 alarm clocks. One digital alarm clock, and then an alarm on my phone. When the first alarm goes off, Missy gets in my bed and waits for me to get up. Sometimes she gets too excited and will crawl up and get in my face before I'm actually ready. Then we go on a walk around the building so she can potty. Then we come inside and I feed her. I wait until she's done eating, then I take a shower. While I'm getting ready for work, she will either go bother the cat, or she'll come lay on my bed giving me those "please don't leave me" eyes. I take her on a quick potty break before I leave and her cue to get in her crate is me getting the box of dog cookies. I give her exactly 2 cookies every morning. She pretty much flies into her crate.
Our bedtime routine consists of me taking her out for a final potty, then I wash my face and get ready for bed. She usually follows me around. Then I'll go grab a rawhide for her and tell her to "get in bed" and she goes and lays at the end of my bed and chews on her rawhide while I usually fiddle around on my phone (checking the Sheltie Forums, of course). Sometimes she'll finish her rawhide in one night, sometimes it takes her a couple. It's funny because if I forget to go get her a rawhide, she usually has one hidden somewhere and she'll grab it and lay on the end of my bed and chew it. When she's done with her rawhide she'll lay on the floor parallel to my bed in front of the box fan I have blowing (white noise). She likes to have the fan blowing on her belly.
It's funny how she seems to know the difference from weekdays when I go to work, and weekends when I sleep in a little. I really threw her off this past weekend because we had to leave the house by 6:30am to get to a flyball tournament both Saturday and Sunday, so I was up an hour earlier. She did not budge when my alarm went off.. it was too early even for her. Then after Saturday, we didn't get home until about 8 and I fed her, took some naproxen and melatonin and went straight to bed. She slept the whole way home in the car and it was still light outside so she very hesitantly chewed on her rawhide, like she knew it was also too early for bedtime.