What a session tonight… We went deep. We answered every question that came through the community and then somehow ended up down a few proper rabbit holes along the way… the kind that actually change how you see your dog, not just what you do with them. If you’ve ever felt like: 👉 “Why isn’t this working?” 👉 “Am I doing the right thing?” 👉 “Why does my dog just lose it sometimes?” There’s something in this replay for you. We covered: 🐾 Real-life struggles from owners just like you 🐾 How to actually build calm, not just chase it 🐾 The small shifts that completely change behaviour 🐾 And a few honest truths most people won’t tell you This is one of those ones where if you implement even 10% of it… things start to click. Jump in, watch it back, and drop any follow-up questions below 👇 Let’s keep building calm dogs and even better homes together 🤍🐾

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Hi everyone, thought I’d share a small win. When we first brought Sally in, I thought I’d never be able to teach her place. She really struggled to stay and settle - she’d sit in place for 2 seconds then leave to run around. But today I had a small win. For the first time she stayed in place whilst I went down stairs for a few mins (usually she just follows me everywhere haha). Small steps but super proud of Sally today!

Gwen doing very well practicing her calmness and place training out at the park with lots of distractions. Still on the leash and keeping our distance small but she was a very good girl not getting distracted or breaking place despite lots of eager kids and other dogs around her. We still need to work on passing other dogs on the lead without getting distracted. I find she is quite good if the other dog passes quietly with no fuss but unfortunately for us most dogs we come across are usually on the end of the lead lunging towards us full of excitement which makes it difficult for me to pass without Gwen breaking focus. She is good if I put her in a sit and wait for the dogs to pass but we still have to work on passing dogs calmly while on the move. But overall I am very proud of her for such a young excitable pup she is doing very well keeping calm with lots of new experiences.