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It's normal for puppies to be agitated when they first become adopted. It's usually their way of tell you there's something wrong.


You need to find out what causes them to whine, and then take action to stop it. Below are some of the most common reasons and tips to help you.


Roots



There are many reasons that dogs bark. It is important that you identify the cause of your dog's whining prior to addressing it. If you're able identify reasons your pup is whining, it will help you get the issue resolved fast and efficiently.


The sound of whimpering could be an indication that your dog has anxiety or is scared of things. This may be a new person or pet or a specific object or even a loud noise such as fireworks.


The most common cause of these kinds of behaviors is separation anxiety. The behavior may occur when your dog is away and includes constant whining, pacing and panting.


Help your pet overcome this anxiety by letting them have their own space or by letting them lay in a bed by themselves. Your dog will feel safer and more at ease around you, which may reduce the whining.


Treatment



If your puppy is crying and snores, it might be an indication that she is in need of something. This could be something that is as easy as taking a walk outdoors or a bowl of water and food.


If your dog has been whining constantly and still not going away, it's possible to take your dog to a veterinarian. The vet will be able to determine what is behind the whining and help you develop a solution.


Sometimes, the whining of dog's whining is caused by pain. The dog may have injured or have a painful condition, and they need your attention to get better.


Or, it could be that your dog may be trying to appease your. It's known as "appeasement whining."


To stop this behavior Begin by spending brief times of silence with your puppy for 30-60 minutes. This can be done in the home or in their cage. After that, slowly increase your amount of time with them and allow them take a break for pee and some playtime as well as training.


Prevention



Perhaps it's now the time to get started preventing your dog from whining in a loud way. It's particularly true if it's been occurring for some time or if there's a sense that it's likely to increase in severity.


In the beginning, figure out why your dog is screaming. There are times when this can be a cry for attention or food, but it may be an indication of discomfort or pain.


The stress of boredom or anxiety can be the reason why your dog complains. Be sure that they are getting enough fitness and mental stimulation including walks and trips to the park.


It is a great idea to give your dog praise when she is doing something pleasant or even goes outside to have a bathroom break. But, you shouldn't grant the demands right away, as it could reinforce whining will get her what she wants -- and that's lots of your attention!


Resolution



It's common for puppies to whine when they are first brought home. It's a way for them to let them know they're feeling uncomfortable, or hurt, or they are missing their littermate and mother.


The whining of this kind usually disappears in a matter of days to weeks. If the whining continues then you must look into it.


If the whining of your dog is related to an illness It is best to get an evaluation by a vet. It will determine if there is an issue that's the root cause and aid with finding the solution.


The goal is to help your dog to gain confidence when they're whining due to an emotional issue or social problems. It is possible to do this through rewarding your dog's behavior for your attention, focus and confident behavior.