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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Connecticut
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Rubydoo's owner mentioned that she whines. Louie is the biggest whiner. I am wondering if this is a Basset trait, or just something that some of them do?
Does your pup whine? Any idea on how to get them to stop whining? |
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Beldin moans, murmurs, barks, yips, rumbles, harupmphs, snorts and woofs ...
Mocha yips, snarfs, chitters, groans, huffs, puffs, and sings (on occation) ... :P
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Versailles, Ky.
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Lightning used to be an incessant whiner. I thought it would drive me out of my mind. He seems to have grown out of it (he's 8). I think he figured out barking got me to do his bidding faster than whining. Stomps never whines, but he's not your typical basset.
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Indiana
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Pearly whines when she is concerned, like if she is afraid Sabe is going to get an extra treat. She is a major whinner when we trim her nails. You would think she was on her last breath! Sabian never whines.
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Hertfordshire, UK
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Jasmine is a fairly regular whiner - mainly just when she wants attention. It has earned her the tag line "World's most hard done by dog", as her life is obviously much more trying than we can comprehend
- she's actually lying in her crate and whining, as I type this.
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In general dogs do what works for them. If you find the whining annoying it is most likely getting the dog the attention it is seeking. 1. be proactive why does the dog whine? satisfied the dogs need before it needs to ask. 2. attention seeking see Harmony Program Work much like you would for a crying baby. When a baby cry's do you ignore it? That does not work to well. It is best to give the attention. food etc it needs. Once it learns it needs will be and are being met it does not need attention as often 3. Ignore the behavor. As above usually fails because the dogs need are not met. At best you substitute one annoying habit for an even more annoying habit that you can't possibly ignore. 4. train an alternative less annoying behavior, Such as sitting in front of you quitely see <a href="http://www.clickersolutions.com/articles/2001b/alternate.htm" target="_blank">Training an Alternative Behavior: Changing a Paw Whack to a Chin Rest</a> and Stopping Negative Behavior Positively Quote:
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