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Ok I'm a little stuck so I'm hoping you guys can help me out.
My pup is almost 6 months old now...and her whining is insane. I know a lot of it or all of it, is my fault but I cannot think of a solution.
Here is her schedule:
6am: wakes up and goes for a quick walk.
630am: eats and drinks, plays with her toy.
730am: goes to work with me.
5pm: goes home with me.
etc etc. As you can see, she is with me 24/7. So the minute I leave, she cries bloody murder. I cannot leave her at home during the day because my brother sleeps during the day, and works at night. I cannot let her howl it out at work because I work in a huge complex. I've talked to diff trainers and they all say to let her cry it out. Teach her that whining is pointless. But I just can't. The only time she is alone is at night when it is time to sleep. She fully understands that night time is crate time and has no problem with it. Anyone have any ideas? I've tried the clicker "quiet" method multiple times, it does not work with her.
My pup is almost 6 months old now...and her whining is insane. I know a lot of it or all of it, is my fault but I cannot think of a solution.
Here is her schedule:
6am: wakes up and goes for a quick walk.
630am: eats and drinks, plays with her toy.
730am: goes to work with me.
5pm: goes home with me.
etc etc. As you can see, she is with me 24/7. So the minute I leave, she cries bloody murder. I cannot leave her at home during the day because my brother sleeps during the day, and works at night. I cannot let her howl it out at work because I work in a huge complex. I've talked to diff trainers and they all say to let her cry it out. Teach her that whining is pointless. But I just can't. The only time she is alone is at night when it is time to sleep. She fully understands that night time is crate time and has no problem with it. Anyone have any ideas? I've tried the clicker "quiet" method multiple times, it does not work with her.