whine whine whine!

had the day off work yesterday to decorate the spare bedroom and my mum came to help. she arrived at 9am and did the obligatory fussing of Mr Woodster and as usual he reverts to his younger self, pinching her laces out of her trainers and demanding constant attention from her - he only ever does it with my mum and i always wonder if its because she used to come see to him when he was a pup and i was stuck at work

anyhows from 9am til she left at 4pm he did nothing but whine whilst we were upstairs, it was constant, it was like "Nanny Sue im here dont forget"! im surprised he didnt tire himself out with all the whining and weird noises he was screeching - it was enough to make my ears bleed!

im sure my mum must thing he is a badly behaved dog but he only does it when she visits!

Ah what a pain. Charlie is the same. If he gets too excited when we have visitors (usually he's like it with my mother in law) we put him in his crate for a bit and he just sits there and whines non stop. Very annoying.

must think she is the mother in law

May be he just wanted to help with the decorating. Staffys are good at rolling stuff around

kathytake2 wrote:May be he just wanted to help with the decorating. Staffys are good at rolling stuff around

yeh got another day of it today too - not sure he be any good with the wall papering though!

must admit Lemmy is an attention seeker when ever we have visitors regardless of who it is but then he doesnt need an excuse to whine he's a moaning sod at the best of times. its the high pitch cry that gets to you

neighbours have a new baby and they called round to make sure she wasnt disturbing me - how could i say anything when his lordship makes more noise than her!!!

oh we do love them really. its the character that gets me they have a unique way of communicating and making their feelings known. don't you just love them

Even though it sounds funny it can be really annoying. Troy sometimes does this. How can it actually be stopped?