Is your dog overexcited? Anxious? Reactive? This course will help you find a calm canine through easy, fun games!
Help your dog stay calm
What you’ll learn
- Learn how to calm an overexcited, overreactive dog.
- Use fun games to teach calmness.
- Help dog to switch off.
- Solutions for barking, lunging, biting, separation anxiety, whining.
Course Content
- Welcome to the course! –> 1 lecture • 1min.
- The calmness way of life –> 1 lecture • 2min.
- The calmness games –> 11 lectures • 39min.
- Next Steps… –> 2 lectures • 2min.
Requirements
Help your dog stay calm
Do you want a dog that will play and train when you’re ready, but then chill out when you want to relax?
Some dogs can’t relax and don’t know what calmness is. When they are over-excited, stressed, anxious or worried, their bodies just can’t find the off switch.
Lunging, barking, biting, pacing, separation anxiety, whining and not listening are not good for their health or your relationship.
By teaching calmness, you can get a healthy, happy dog once again, a better relationship and a dog that’s ready to go, go, go when you want, but hang out and relax when you want calm!
Enroll in our course and start on the journey to calmness!
Testimonials:
Debbie R. – Just wanted to write a few words to you about the course, and to thank you. I am taking things slowly with our 4 little dogs and making progress each time we train/play. The dogs love the games/tasks; especially the rewards! I am really enjoying the content and the delivery style. You break things down so clearly and the audio videos offer the added advantage of being able to see what, when, where, and how etc. This makes it much easier to follow your instructions and understand the desired end point in each one. Thanks for putting the course together. I look forward to participating in more in the future.
Patrice A. – Corine Graham is a person who has an incomparable knowledge on dogs and you can trust her completely for nutrition and for any health problems as well as her lessons to have a calm and well-behaved dog. Don’t hesitate to give her a call.