If you missed today’s session, this one matters. We broke down how to build real calm through structure, not hope. Crate at night. Place bed during the day. Clear routines that lower arousal and build impulse control. We covered: • Why some dogs never truly switch off • How overnight crate sleep resets the nervous system • How daytime place work teaches calm around real life • The difference between tiring a dog out and teaching them to regulate • What to do when protest barking, restlessness, or pushback shows up This wasn’t about quick fixes.It was about building an environment where calm becomes predictable. If your dog paces, barks, struggles to settle, or feels constantly “on,” this replay will give you a simple, structured plan to start immediately. Watch the replay, apply the 7 day plan, and then drop your questions below. Calm is built through repetition. Let’s tighten it up this week. 🐾

Walking multiple dogs is an art- it’s just not put 2 dogs together and walk- impulse control is accountable for many different aspects of your dogs life.

If your dog barks at everything, the door, the fence, noises, people walking past, or the moment you leave the room, this replay is for you. In this Calm Collective session we break down nuisance barking properly. Not quick fixes. Not “just distract them.” Not yelling over the top of it. We cover why dogs bark in the first place, how barking becomes self reinforcing, and where most owners accidentally make it worse without realising. We also talk through structure, fulfilment, and how unmet genetic needs often sit underneath persistent barking behaviours. This is about teaching calm, not suppressing noise. If barking has been draining your energy or making the house feel tense, this replay will give you clarity and a plan you can actually apply. Watch the replay and take notes.

Miss Honey loves to play fetch, but she makes a most unpleasant sound whenever we throw a ball, or in fact whenever we throw anything. It's very off putting. Any helpful advice would be much appreciated.

If you missed today’s session, the replay is now up in the community. We dug into genetic fulfilment and why so many behaviour issues stick around when a dog’s natural needs are not being met properly. This is one of those pieces that makes a lot of things suddenly click. You will also meet one of the two pups Sian and Lex rescued this week, Sunny & Stormy, who are currently looking for their forever homes. Absolute legends and a really special moment to share with the community. Well worth the watch if you want more clarity, not more noise.