Ok well biscuit seemed to have settled down at first and stopped with the seperation anxiety...since getting better however her vocals are back. she doesn't seem to do it when we are not around but if she is outside and we are inside she'll make the most bizarre noises (like a high pitched seal at times, and like a group of chirping birds at other times). I ignore her unless I see her trying to dig her way out and then I just say a frim 'Biscuit no' and she stops digging. Sometimes she'll stop her noise making for a while but if she isn't digging and I say 'Biscuit No' it does nothing.
She has been inside with us a lot cause it's been soooo hot and she was sick but now that she is better she'll be outside more. If I've decided I've wanted her inside I wait for a break in her talking, go outside and make her sit before I'll open up the gate to let her out. I make her stay on her bed when she is inside and if she does stay on it (after a while she gives up and stays there, remember I'm under the impression this dog was allowed everywhere and probably even slept on the bed) I'll get down with her and give her a belly rub and lots of cuddles etc. to make it lots of fun for her. She won't play with toys so I can't give her toys to distract her with, I do have a treat ball that I've never tried with her but she won't eat
dog food so what would I put in it?
She is sleeping inside for now, we need to get some secure locking on the gate cause Staffy's are getting stolen like anything around here at the moment for dog fighting. No-one would be able to jump the fence cause there is nowhere for your footing but I need to get a lock for the gate to make it more secure.
Anyone got any ideas to make her stop?? She gets fed bones for breakfast and if she wants to be outside she doesn't talk at all, but if I put her out and she doesn't want to be there, or she's had enough of being there, that's where I run into trouble.
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