from Zak George’s Dog Training Revolution https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NwiaWxLvb4 via IFTTT
There is little worse than a hyperactive, over-excitable dog, both for you and your pet. A hyperactive pet is very rarely a happy one, and its inability to calm down is often caused by stress or other negative psychological triggers. For you, a hyperactive dog can be noisy, boisterous and cause annoyance or even danger – for example if you are trying to walk you dog near a road or transport it in your car. As is clear, finding ways to eliminate this hyperactivity is therefore beneficial both for dog and owner. But what strategies can be employed? Contents [ hide ] 1 Try Ignoring Your Dog 2 Redirect Tension with Exercise 3 Repeated Exposure 4 Reduced Light Intensity 5 Herbal Calming Remedies Try Ignoring Your Dog Many dogs respond to stimuli produced by their owner. In other words an excitable owner may unknowingly create an excitable dog. In many cases your pet is responding to your input, whether you realize this or not. So, one technique that...
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