dogs yapping at night

I don't have a dog, but have had many in my life. Is there anyway you can let her in at night? Or maybe give her a warm blanket that smells like you? Maybe there is something bothering here, maybe a trip to the vet might help? Like maybe she eats too much at night, or the food bothers her stomach? Maybe she's afraid of something? Maybe someone has been mean to her? These are all simply suggestions in what can be bothering her. Sometimes puppies go thru a stage of not wanting to be left alone at night, it can be a phase she is going thru like children go thru being afraid of the dark? Again just another suggestion. Hope this helps.

Oh my God I remember very well when my dog was still a puppy and I had to sleep just for the sake of the night because he was barking a lot at night especially so we just had to move his kennel some distance far from the bedroom and once we even got scolding and complains from our neighbourhood sos thankfully when we put the kennel in the distance the noise was also a bit far from the house.

My husky did that last fall for several weeks. I finally figured out that he was barking at my window. I assume he wanted in or was lonely. He's an outside dog and i swell up if hes inside too long. I found though that if i turned off a light in a different room last he didnt sit and bark at my bedroom window. So id turn off my bedroom light then go to the other side of the house and turn off the bathroom light above his dog house. He's also a chewer and a digger - he kinda drives me wild but some things like the chewing my deck rails ive solved by putting a paste of cayenne pepper on the rails and he sure doesnt like that so hes stopped that. The digging he does alot when my smaller dog goes on the deck to get away from him - he chews on her! and the deck is her safe place. Its almost like he thinks digging will get him to her.

Aawww... I think your puppy needs human companion and maybe she's still afraid of the dark. I also have dogs but they are grown ups now but when they were still puppies, they yap at nights when they are left alone in their cages. And sometimes I do have to come down from my bedroom, comfort them a little bit until they would fall asleep, with me beside them. But there can be a lot of factors why you dog yaps at night. She could still be hungry or thirsty. She may also need to pee or poop that's why she's calling your attention. I think you have to give the attention your dog needs even for just a while. Make it a regular habit to play with her so she'll feel she's special. Set up time for her until she get used to it when it is time for play with her persons or just being tied outside. Hope that helps. Ciao!

Would it be helpful to bring her to the pet doctors ? I haven't kept dog pets and don't know how to deal with them because i'm extremely afraid of dogs indeed. I can understand your worries . In this situation can you talk to your neighbours to see whether they have some ways out . It's really annoying if she keeps barking all night through in high pitch.

Our neighbors a few years ago that leaves across our house has this dog that does that all night . The owners was always on a night life so when they get home around 2 or 3 in the morning the dog start making this noise . They got complains from other neighbors , what they did was in the evenings they pud the dog inside the house.... and give the dogs treats to make him keep quiet.

The suggestion that I heard from the "dog whisperer" on tv was go ahead and ask them what is the matter? Talk to them but quietly and then say "time to go to bed" or say "NO" SHHHSH! That's what I did and eventually because I paid attention to her, she stopped barking. They say that they are just like children wanting our attention - and to know they are not alone.