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I think i would whine too if i was in a crate that much. She just wants to be where all the action is. I say if she only whines when she's in the crate then you can make her stop when you take her out. problem solved! :-) Spend some quality time with her, play, run, walk anything is better...

depends on where the crate is, how long you keep it in there and when you put it in there and why? If you put the crate in your room and house it there when you sleep, chances are it will not whine for long. It will hear you breathing and smell you. put your unwashed workout shirt in there too...

ask your parent(s).

their meat is not as nutritious to a human body, unless you are starving and that's the last piece of meat there is to keep you alive. We have domesticated the dog and eating it is like cannibalism.

sounds like discrimination. it's like expecting kids not to giggle or cry or run up & down the stairs. Or your neighbors not having an argument, or being amorous in the other room. I would have a talk with the manager and let them know that dogs bark and cats meow or go into heat and cry like a...

They want each other. This is natural mating behavior. For the remainder of her "season" put diapers on each of them and at night, put them in a crate (separate of course) facing each other and put a light blanket over the crates. He has to smell her scent and she has to be near him...

hopefully they weren't chocolate or raisin bagels. We all know how those can be very dangerous for most dogs. Keep an eye on her and call the vet.