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Old Feb 16, 2006, 08:54 AM
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whining problem... help!!

i have just recently received a scotty-beagle mix puppy and i'm very frustrated with her. i can't figure out how to stop her from whining while i'm not with her. she needs human contact 24/7 it seems like and i have to go to work. can some please give me some pointers. i have her in her kennel with blankets, food, water, toys, etc. everything to keep her comfortable and entertained. this is my first puppy and i love her dearly but i'm at my wits end.

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Old Feb 16, 2006, 09:05 AM   #2  
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Hi, bored,
Congratulations on your first puppy.
It's nothing new for a puppy to whine, and want attention, and want you to be with her.
Here is a link about whining, with some good info on what to do:
http://www.perfectpaws.com/whine.html

I do hope you have a Vet, and have checked with him/her about shots, and how you should keep them up. Best wishes to you and her.
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Try making a video of yourself and play it for her while you are gone. I would also leave a radio on so they think someone is home with them. You could also try putting a piece of clothing that has your sent on it in their bed. Good luck!
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