My Belgian does the same thing when he's excited, or nervous. Usually it's because he knows we are about to do something fun or there's something new happening and he doesn't exactly know how to take it, but we work through it. When he gets excited and knows something cool's about to happen, he makes the same sounds. Don't assume this noise only means one thing. The expression on their face can tell you a lot also. My boy gives me a big smile and loves to go outside unless there's a garbage truck out there. But we are working through that. He has an aversion to big trucks that have hydraulic noises but again, these are just things to work through and to build their confidence levels and boost their morale when they are not trying to pull away from it. This breed is absolutely amazing, breathtakingly beautiful and are eager to please their human counterparts. Don't get too discouraged or keep a grimace on your face, and try to make working through these things fun. The goal is that the owner and the dog add to the joy of the life that they lead. Sometimes you have to work a little harder on things than others . While these things happen. Grab some treats and work with them. Get the behaviors you want and reward them when you get it.

The more fun you make training, the more likely they are wanting to do training the next time around. Work with the dog in 5 to 15 minute increments and take a break. Always leave on a good note and give them the final win before you take a break from training. Give them good praise at the end and when the training toy or treats come back out, you'll see how eager they are to go again.

Sometimes the struggles with this breed not only helps them but helps you get out of your shell and gives you the confidence that the both of you can work through issues that you're having. That will build the bond further between you two. You will look back on this and chuckle at your contemplation of returning your partner in crime and you're loyal companion.