Dog Missing For Six Years Found In Woods, But Family Doesn't Want Her Back

"I love the dog and I truly feel she will tone down as she ages"
You've probably heard your dog whine at least once if you own one or have ever had one. Dogs also employ whining as a form of communication, but since energy and body language are a dog's major means of expression, the development of whining denotes a greater degree of excitement and need on the part of the dog.
Dogs whine to express their emotional, psychological, or physical states, and not all whines are the same. Whining is not a dog's preferred form of speech, but because humans talk constantly, it is possible for a dog to catch up on this and begin vocalizing itself.
When a dog whines a lot and we don't handle it properly, it could develop into an undesirable behavior. Redditor u/Dangerous-Revenue130 and the wife grew up with dogs their entire lives and got a breed they were used to and familiar with.
But then, the dog wasn't what they had expected, as it was extremely energetic, incredibly anxious, and whines nonstop. Also, the dog won't leave anyone alone under any circumstances.
The OP got attached to her immediately, but his wife has understandably had a very hard time opening up to her as there have been countless occurrences of the dog tripping the OP's wife up. Of course, the wife wanted the dog rehomed, but the OP wasn't in support of that idea.
It's simple to find a dog's whining attractive, but if we ignore the causes and instead offer a whining dog our instant attention and affection, we will just train our dogs to whine constantly, which can result in other undesirable behaviors like persistent barking. As you can already tell, the OP got the AH verdict, and you can drop your own verdict in the comments section below.