Rusty Wheelbarrow!!!!!

heygirl28 · #1 12-01-11, 08:44 PM

haha....this is sooo funny, well, for a while then it gets soooo annoying!!!! I have NEVER heard a dog whine and moan and whine and moan as much in my life! Rusty wheelbarrow??? Without a doubt! Its ALL the time - Squeaking. Every day, morning, noon, evening, bedtime. Only time its not happening is when Zaras asleep bless her. She squeaks when she wants to go out, when she wants feeding when she wants attention when any1 comes to the house, and especially if we're upstairs and she's down - she squeaks BIG TIME. Went thru seperation anxiety with my 2 kiddies, surely this doesnt happen with a dog! Please help........how can we stop little legs from squeaking hahaha

zaclucy · #2 12-01-11, 09:04 PM

Unfortunately, there is no oil to stop this squeaking, it goes on and on and on. Speaking of which...... Barney is squeaking to go out, and it pigs ear time, back soooooooooon.........

xx

gloriab · #3 13-01-11, 12:36 AM

oh bless
conjures up quite a sigt.... you chasing pup with an oil gun !!

Chrystie22 · #4 13-01-11, 08:20 AM

Hi Heather!

As I see, Zara is still whining!! She is not alone, Diva's just the same, everything is an excuse for her to whine, sounds like a teenager who does something you've asked them to do reluctantly

She is teething, as you know, at the mo so she is moaning even more, if thats possible, LOL!! We just ignore her when she does and she soon gets the message that we are not interested.

LOVEGSD · #5 13-01-11, 11:08 AM

Gotta love a vocal GSD

Beki · #6 13-01-11, 03:35 PM

lol!! yup they love the sound of their own voices!!! you should hear ellie when im giving her a scrub up at the salon, singing away!! lol

Sophie · #7 14-01-11, 01:21 AM

Mav can be very vocal too! It's strange because I'm starting to hear the differences in his whines. He has a whine for "I need to poo/ wee" (usually quite manic and combined with sitting by the door), "I'm hungry" (little whimpers looking directly at me and waiting in his bed where he gets fed, "I want some attention and play" (a more growly whimper shortly followed by him pouncing on a toy or me) "I want to sit on the sofa" (very high pitched, looking at me and usually a paw on the sofa...) and "mummy where are you I can't find you!" (quiet and with pauses to see if he can hear me). Strange how you start to know what they want from all their funny little noises!
If I've put him in his crate for 'quiet time' (I don't go to him when if he whines in his crate, thankfully he doesn't do it much now) and he whines, he soon gives up and makes the funniest little growl which sounds like he's thinking "Huff. I'll just give up now"

Chrystie22 · #8 14-01-11, 08:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Sophie

If I've put him in his crate for 'quiet time' (I don't go to him when if he whines in his crate, thankfully he doesn't do it much now) and he whines, he soon gives up and makes the funniest little growl which sounds like he's thinking "Huff. I'll just give up now"

Sounds like Diva to a T, huffing & puffing as if to say it's not fair!!!