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Originally Posted by violet voon  Believe me, there's no reason.
She always has enough treats, toys (I often buy her new toys), I tried to put her in the living room where we enjoy our evening show (so she won't feel lonely), but she just wouldn't stop barking. Maybe yes, there's one and only way to stop her from barking, it's to place her on my laps.
But I can't put her on my laps for the whole night, I even couldn't go to toilet because she would start to bark if she didn't see me. She has changed a lot in these 2 weeks, there's no reason why she want to stick with me and she chose not to listen to "Quiet" 
Please don't get me wrong, of course I love her and would love to have her by my side for whole night, but it didn't work because I have house chores and some work need to be done at night, I couldn't even go to toilet..
Now I have to accompany her every nights, and if I'm not at home, there's no one in my family could stop her. That's why I need to find a way to stop her from barking non stop |
There IS a reason, and you just said it. She is a velcro dog and just wants to be with you all the time. When she's not right up next toyou she is sad. But I find it hard to believe that she is at full bark all the time. Seems to me it would be more like constant whining, that's more understandable.
Anyway, i suggest
really trying, not just taking one suggestion and trying it once and giving up. Training is hard, it's easier to just give up and say I don't know. Please don't give up. The last thing we all want to happen is for you to get in trouble or kicked out b/c of your doggie.
I understand you can't have her on your lap 24/7 but perhaps on your lap while you are watching TV or when you are reading or something. When you have to do something, give her a bully stick. Those things are the best babysitters. Have you tried those BTW? I swear I give Uni one and I don't see her or hear her for hours.