The Off Switch: Teaching Your Dog to Regulate and Do Nothing
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The Off Switch: Teaching Your Dog to Regulate and Do Nothing
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We've learned so much about giving our dogs enrichment and meeting their breed-specific needs - but have we gone too far the other way? Many dogs now live in a constant state of stimulation, always doing, always going, always needing more.
In this episode, Jack and Max sit down with Sarah from @TheHumanandTheHellHound to explore one of the most overlooked skills in dog training: teaching your dog how to slow down, switch off, and do absolutely nothing.
We dig into how your dog's nervous system works, why so much stimulation can actually create anxious, dysregulated dogs, and why teaching your dog to regulate isn't about restriction - it's about balance. Sarah walks us through real-world situations where you can start building this skill with your dog right now.
If your dog is always in motion, always wanting more, or always looking for the next thing - this one's for you.
Need help with your four legged best friend? get intouch with Max at downunderdogtrainer.com
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