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Puppy Crying in His Crate? Here’s What To Do

Puppy crying is a common behavior that puppies use to communicate their needs or distress. Understanding the reasons behind a puppy's crying

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Puppies Talking?

Puppies Talking? Whether they are young or old, large or small one thing is certain, dogs would have a lot to say if only they could talk. What many humans fail to understand is that dogs can talk – in their own way. This video is a perfect example of how puppies talk. It is up to us to figure out what they are saying or trying to communicate but it is plainly obvious that these little guys are trying desperately to get a point across. The puppies here are just too cute in their attempts to talk. Although you can’t understand what they are saying it is clear they are trying to tell someone something. There are even a few of them that you can almost understand what it is they are trying to get across. Some of these little critters are so small that their voices seem huge in comparison. If their voices are this much bigger than they are now you can only imagine how big they will be when they are older. One of two things will happen in cases like this – either they will grow into their voice or their voice will grow as they grow. Either way they shouldn’t have too much trouble when it comes to voicing their opinion regardless of the subject in question.

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Crying till the point of crying

11:51PM D A Y 2 I find myself, graduate of a very prestigious University, fashion designer, queen of comfort.... Lying on the hard wood floors in my living room next to my new puppy's crate and playpen. Mojito, my baby boy is a 10 week old Cockapoo, who just joined my family yesterday. I have always wanted a dog.... Was kind of dog obsessed since about 5 and just never outgrew it. I did years of research, trained other people's dogs to sit, relax, and to be calm when we leave them alone... But this little guy has cried till I myself have let a few tears go. Mojito cried the first night for a while till he realized he wasn't going to get attention, then he went to sleep for 3 hrs. I got up and put him on his pad and he went the. Went back to sleep after screaming and crying for a few more mins... Or 30. Tonight Mojito went to his crate and fell asleep... Until the family got rowdy and he then got excited and cried and howled for an hour. I'm a firm believer in giving tough love (even if it breaks me till I cry) because I rather a well behaved dog for life; not just a quiet dog for the night. So I ignored him but it wasn't letting up. I finally wanted to make sure everything was ok, and it was.... So I went and sat next to his crate, not touching him or speaking to him other then saying "crate" when he stepped in the crate and "OK" when he started to walk out the crate. Like magic Mojito stopped barking, crying, howling, and even whimpering. He just laid down. He didn't lay down in his crate but he would make visits, smell my hand, lay down, and then go lay outside of his crate. L E S S O N: I am my puppy's leader. He is used to a presence, comfort, and an unspoken reassurance from his mom and now from me. So for a few mor nights while he gets adjusted, I will be on the floor next to him...... Or move his crate to my room right next to my bed. -New Sleep deprived Mommy