There’s nothing more deafening than a whining Beagle puppy that won’t stop. When he gets to a point where he refuses to invite people into his house, he knows he’s gone too far. He has the peace and quiet that he deserves. He learns how to silence a whining Beagle puppy once and for all:
o The worst thing you can do is respond to your puppy’s whining. If he has locked him in a cage or left him in a separate room, he will whine at first. What you have to do is completely ignore it. The moment you enter the room, you are showing the pup that whining will make you come back. Beagles are very intelligent and should respond well to this.
o Take your puppy out at the same time every day at key times: after meals, when he wakes up in the morning, when he wakes up at night, and after being alone for a long period of time.
o Train your puppy to stop whining. Practice entering the room immediately after he/she stops. This will show the puppy that you will return if she stops. They will begin to see being quiet as something that is rewarded.
o Put one of your dirty shirts in the crate or room with the puppy. This will remind him of you and make the puppy feel more secure.
o You can try creating a makeshift noisemaker. Take an empty can and fill it with coins. Every time the Beagle puppy begins to whine, shake the rattle. The puppy will not like the sound and will start to believe that the whining causes that horrible sound.
o Another thing that works is a radio. Sometimes puppies respond very well to a low radio. This will provide sound for your pup to believe that he is not alone.