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If you have a new puppy that whines at night, take a wind up alarm clock and place in the crate with him. The ticking will soothe him, and you just might get a little sleep!
By Linda Craft
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Post By Sarah (Guest Post)
(05/03/2008)
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My puppy is 9 weeks old. I've had her for about a week now and from day one she whined all night non stop! I've tried so many things but it doesn't work. All she wants to do is sleep right next to me, but I cant have her sleeping in my bed!
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Post By jennifer aguilar (Guest Post)
(02/28/2008)
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I have a 8 week old puppy who i adopted and when she came home she has a ring thing around her neck from being fixed. She can't stand the ring around her neck and when I try to put her in her crate to go to bed she whines and howls. I have ignored it and when she stops I praise her but she still continues after. She goes all night long every other hour. Please help me I am going insane and I have a baby she wakes up at night. I need to know how to sooth her and I understand that she hurts and it's a new place but she just won't quit. What can I do to keep her quiet I have had her for 3 days. HELP!
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Post By Sila (Guest Post)
(09/02/2007)
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I have a 8 week old puppy who won't stop whining at night. Theres enough space in his crate for him to be comfortable with his teddy beside him. His crate is in my room where he can see me and whenever he starts whining, I take him out to eliminate but all he wants to do is play constantly. When he starts to try and bite my hand I say "NO" but then he starts growling. I don't know what to do, I've had him for 4 days now. Sometimes he doesn't stop whining for at least an hour. What can I do?
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Post By K (Guest Post)
(08/29/2007)
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The hot water bottle (even a covered one) and an alarm clock are a bad, BAD idea. Puppies chew.. a LOT. Aside from the teething, there is the anxiety issue. They sometimes chew when they're upset. If you put foreign objects in his crate, he may decide to chew on them, and small parts could be swallowed and lodge in his intestines or choke him. Never, never leave a puppy unattended with toys or other (non-pet indicated) items. This is very, very dangerous and has led to many puppies having to have surgery, and even death. I know.. I'm a vet.
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Post By Sleep deprived (Guest Post)
(08/03/2006)
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yeah, i just got my puppy a couple of weeks ago but he whines every night at 2 in tha morning like clockwork. uggghh, i try to ignore but he sounds so lonely and i give in :( where can u buy those wind up alarm clocks?

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Post By Chris (Guest Post)
(08/09/2005)
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Put the puppy's crate in a place where he can see you so he will know you are there. Also if starts whining just put your hand in front of the crate so he can sniff it don't say anything to him
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RE: Soothing a Whining Puppy
Also can put a hot water bottle w/ a cover on it with the puppy & the alarm clock. It remindes the puppy of it's mother. :>)
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Just be sure to turn off the alarm feature first! Otherwise you'll have one poor scared pup when the alarm starts clanging!
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