the same problem goes with my dog. he's 7 months right now and whenever i leave the room, he whines. eventually, this WILL stop with the correct training. the reason why your pitbul is whining is because she wants attention. she doesn't want you to leave her all alone and this is mostly the cause of seperation anxiety. do you give her a lot of attention? if so, cut some time out with her so she can learn that she cant ALWAYS be with her owner every second. if you want your pitbull to stop whining, here's what you should do: leave your dog in a certain area where she mostly goes...stay there with her and play with her for a while. leave the room afterwards and if she follows you, make sure she doesn't leave that specific area and make sure she doesn't see you. eventually, she will whine but you HAVE to ignore that. after a couple of minutes, she will stop and trust me, i know she will! if your dog doesn't stop whining after a couple of minutes, it's okay. you can enter back in the room but you need to understand your dog is not the boss of you and she can't always get your attention when she wants. when you enter the room, DON'T GIVE HER ANY ATTENTION! basically, don't even pet him or say her name. pretend she's not even there. does she have a bed? if so, put something in the bed like a toy or a blanket that has your scent in it so she will feel more comfortable. my dog has a bed and i put a little blanket to make it more comfortable and to make it feel secure for him. even if you're not there, she'll feel that she has something part of you.
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