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<blockquote data-quote="MoonChild1" data-source="post: 2138957" data-attributes="member: 759858">He&#039;s 2 1/2 months old and I&#039;ve had him for 2 weeks now. He sleeps like a baby at night (except when he wakes me up so he can go outside to pee) and naps a lot after we play and go for walks/other exercise.&nbsp; He&#039;s fed organic, large breed puppy food, and gets fresh salmon as treats when we&#039;re training. He always has fresh water, toys, and things to chew on for his teething, and he&#039;s fully house trained so I can tell when he needs to go out. As you can see, I really don&#039;t see why he&#039;d whine constantly. He&#039;s a happy little puppy, but seems like he always has something to say. Dose anyone have any ideas on what could be wrong? Or are there any training tips on how to quiet him down a bit? Thanks!I don&#039;t show him affection when he whines unless he comes and lays/sits with me. Is that wrong to do?I don&#039;t take away his food bowl until it&#039;s empty.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MoonChild1, post: 2138957, member: 759858"] He's 2 1/2 months old and I've had him for 2 weeks now. He sleeps like a baby at night (except when he wakes me up so he can go outside to pee) and naps a lot after we play and go for walks/other exercise. He's fed organic, large breed puppy food, and gets fresh salmon as treats when we're training. He always has fresh water, toys, and things to chew on for his teething, and he's fully house trained so I can tell when he needs to go out. As you can see, I really don't see why he'd whine constantly. He's a happy little puppy, but seems like he always has something to say. Dose anyone have any ideas on what could be wrong? Or are there any training tips on how to quiet him down a bit? Thanks! I don't show him affection when he whines unless he comes and lays/sits with me. Is that wrong to do? I don't take away his food bowl until it's empty. [/QUOTE]

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