My dog doesn't stop whining?

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my dog who is 9 months old all of a sudden started whining around the house a couple of days ago.
there is nothing wrong with her went to a vet .
seems like a behavioral thing .
any suggestions ? !
 
The fact that you have been to the vets does not rule out a possible physical problem. Dogs don't have glass bodies and problems can be difficult to diagnose.

Don't placate her when she whines and try taking her for extra walks to occupy her mind. If she continues to whine, go back to the vet.

Is she eating and are her stools OK?

Has she had any shots/vaccination, worming tablets or flea treatments lately, perhaps she has been upset by this. In any event don't be tempted to give her any treatments until you have sorted the whining problem out. Just one last thought, could she have a digestive problem. If her food contains grain, this could be the problem. Dogs often have a problem digesting grain, if you change her food, do it slowly by adding a small % of the new in with the old. Increase the % every day over ten days until the change over is complete.
 
The fact that you have been to the vets does not rule out a possible physical problem. Dogs don't have glass bodies and problems can be difficult to diagnose.

Don't placate her when she whines and try taking her for extra walks to occupy her mind. If she continues to whine, go back to the vet.

Is she eating and are her stools OK?

Has she had any shots/vaccination, worming tablets or flea treatments lately, perhaps she has been upset by this. In any event don't be tempted to give her any treatments until you have sorted the whining problem out. Just one last thought, could she have a digestive problem. If her food contains grain, this could be the problem. Dogs often have a problem digesting grain, if you change her food, do it slowly by adding a small % of the new in with the old. Increase the % every day over ten days until the change over is complete.
 
Try filling a big thick glass bottle with warm water and put it in its sleeping place, pups often mistake it with the warmth of another puppy or mother.
 
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