Dog Psychology Fundamentals- Dogs should Represent Calmness

[@helenathiel912]

Literally my dog in a nutshell. So happy I found this video! Thanks for the GREAT advice, Steve!

[@xica2122]

Thanks Steve for yet again another awesome lesson!!! Going to try these calm teachings with my excited Labrador!

[@PackLeaderDogs]

Awesome! Let me know how it goes👍

[@God1st-J7n]

Need your guidance. Our high energy 6 yr old pit bull has been diagnosed with laryngeal paralysis. Vet has instructed we can not exercise him or have him get excited, this can cause him to suffocate. Exercise is what we used to help with cooperation with him, now we’re lost. Please help 🙏🏽

[@anne-mariebodewitz3310]

Thank you for sharing Steve 👍🏼😀

[@PackLeaderDogs]

You're very welcome!👍

[@cooldude5699]

Where is this filmed in?

[@liinal9282]

Hi! I’d appreciate if you’d let the viewers know that the dog in the beginning when the text ”dogs should represent calmness” comes, is not calm and thats just training to get her there. I feel like this now gives people who dont know dog bodylanguage the image that a dog acting like that is calm☺️

[@verenashields5193]

We’ll book in if you come to Australia!

[@PackLeaderDogs]

Would love to visit Austrailia. Also consider a 1 on 1 video consultation with me! If interested, visit www.packleaderdogs.com/contact

[@ChalkandIron]

I like how you're dogging on gym bros for working out and not being athletic with your little gut hanging out. lol, good content though.

[@elmanaro]

Bro just give us some good tips, way too much babbling on about nothing.