Introducing Delta! *Pics*

[Husky_mom]

YAY!!.. you got baby bi-eyed.. Delta is a lovely name and she´s so cute!!

ah the joys of nighttime whining.. haha.. been in all cases... no whine at all and a full night whine... but me being me I just let it go and go to sleep... but if my parents were home or hubby nowadays... I let it go for a while and if I see no stopping I most likely go to sleep with the dog so the people don´t get annoyed ...

maybe it´ll be hard for a couple days but she needs to figure out that even if you can´t the touching each other all the time you are still there.. so i´d just ignore and praise whenever she´s behaving...

once Remy and her get more used to each other she´ll have a blast with her new buddy...

congrats.. she is a real beauty!!

[Taz_Zoee]

Oh my gosh, she is adorable!!! I love the eyes, of course I am partial to bi-eyed doggies.

If you do not want her sleeping with you then don't let her. You need to set the rules from the beginning. She'll whine and cry at first because it is a new place for her and she is without her mom and siblings. I have heard people suggest to put a blanket or stuffed animal in the crate (or sleeping area) with a clock that ticks to simulate the heartbeat of another dog.
When we got Zoee we had a pen for her set up by the bed. For the first few nights Bruce slept with his hand in the pen so she could still feel the closeness of us but not be with us on the bed. Although now she sleeps with us all the time. LOL

[boomersooner]

Delta is a beautiful little spotty pup!! I agree with the others...she'll whine for a couple or three days, but she'll learn...just don't give in if you don't want her sleeping with you!! I never could sleep with Cassie!! She was too big!! LOL

[*LabLoverKEB*]

OMG! Okay so first I LOVE her name! And second, SHE'S ABSOLUTLY ADORABLE!!!
Congratulations on your precious new addition!

[boomersooner]

I remember with Cassie...we had the mother's owner rub a towel all over the mama dog, and then Cassie slept with the towel....it worked pretty well....We did the same thing with Boomer, and it didn't work. He whined a lot the first night and then for a couple of hours the second night, and the third was better. It might help to cover one end...so she can't see out, too....There have been times we've had to put Boomer in his crate for one reason or the other, and we put a towel over the end with the door, and he calms down.

[MonicanHonda]

Lol, mini update. So Zac and I have been feeding in cage and treating in cage. She is alright with that. But today, once Zac left for an hour and checked on her once between that time and she was still barking and whining when he checked on her and when he came back. We saw my friend's horse show and went to eat for two hours this evening and she was barking and whining when we left and when we came back. I seriously don't think she stopped.

So... I think I found the solution. Blanket over crate. Baby only cried for one minute and went right to bed!!!

Can anyone tell me WHY this works??? Is it the symbolism of a den????

[K9karen]

Congrats! Delta (great name) is beautiful!

I, of course, am the worst dog spoiler/trainer in the universe, but I remember when I got RB Cody as a puppy and he whined and cried at night for HOURS! I had a piece of whelping cloth in his crate, a ticking clock outside his cage, to no avail. It took everything I could muster not to put him in bed with me, or pick him up. I'd sit in the kitchen and weep. Anyway, he was fine about 3 days later and slept like a log. Phew!

Someone once told me that the first time you do something you shouldn't do with them is cute, the 2nd time is a bad habit.
But of course, once Cody was housebroken (within a month) he slept anywhere he wanted, usually next to my bed (just like Mz Logan)