Do you wish your dog would just chill out, instead of bouncing off the walls, running from window to window, or alerting you to everything that goes by? By teaching the “Settle” cue, you can help him get calm and rest in one place for a little while.
With some well-timed practice, the “Settle” life skill can help your dog be calm in most situations inside and outside the home! This course will show you how to teach your dog to relax and lie down in a comfortable position, take a deep breath, and feel calm. This life skill makes it easier for you to eat meals in peace, have guests over, and enjoy the outdoors together.
This course will help you:
- Define the “Settle” cue and explain how it is used.
- Understand the difference between “settling” and “going to mat”.
- Identify situations where your dog often needs help calming down.
- Help your dog feel confident and relaxed in those situations.
- Develop a proactive life skill that can reduce reactive behavior.
Who should take this course?
Dog lovers and animal care professionals who want to reduce stress-related behaviors and help their dog feel more comfortable and relaxed in a variety of situations, both inside and outside the home.
