Behaviour, Calmness and Self-Control
£19.99
Behaviour, Calmness and Self-Control
Learn to understand your dog’s behaviour, improve unwanted habits, develop calmness and build better self-control.
Every dog owner will experience behavioural challenges at some point. Your dog may ignore commands, become overexcited, struggle to settle, react to distractions or find it difficult to control their impulses.
The Behaviour, Calmness and Self-Control online course helps you understand why these behaviours happen and how to approach them through practical, consistent training. Learn how to recognise behavioural patterns, improve communication, encourage calmer responses and help your dog make better choices in everyday situations.
This course contains 15 focused online lessons organised into five learning categories, taking you from understanding your dog’s behaviour to developing better focus and self-control around distractions.
What You Will Learn
By completing this course, you will develop a clearer understanding of:
- Why dogs display unwanted or challenging behaviours.
- Why behaviour can change suddenly or develop over time.
- How to respond to difficult behaviour constructively.
- Why dogs sometimes ignore familiar commands.
- How to manage excitement and encourage calm behaviour.
- How to help a dog settle and relax.
- The difference between self-control and impulse control.
- How to improve attention and responses around distractions.
- How to build more reliable behaviour through consistent practice.
Your 15 Online Lessons
Category 1: Understanding Dog Behaviour
Learn to recognise the possible reasons behind your dog’s behaviour and understand why some dogs struggle to respond consistently.
Lesson 1: Why Is My Dog Behaving Badly?
Lesson 2: Why Has My Dog’s Behaviour Changed?
Lesson 3: Why Is My Dog Suddenly Behaving Differently?
Lesson 4: How Do I Deal With a Difficult Dog?
Lesson 5: Why Is My Dog Stubborn?
Lesson 6: Why Does My Dog Ignore Commands?
Category 2: Unwanted Behaviour
Explore how to approach unwanted habits, identify contributing factors and develop more appropriate responses through consistent training.
Lesson 7: How Do I Correct Bad Behaviour in My Dog?
Lesson 8: How Do I Change My Dog’s Behaviour?
Category 3: Calmness and Settling
Learn how to manage overexcitement, encourage calmer behaviour and help your dog develop the ability to settle.
Lesson 9: How Do I Manage an Overexcited Dog?
Lesson 10: How Do I Calm an Overexcited Dog?
Lesson 11: Why Won’t My Dog Settle?
Category 4: Self-Control and Impulse Control
Understand how to help your dog pause, think and respond rather than immediately acting on excitement, frustration or temptation.
Lesson 12: How Do I Teach My Dog Self-Control?
Lesson 13: How Do I Teach My Dog Impulse Control?
Category 5: Distractions and Focus
Learn how to help your dog maintain attention, respond to familiar cues and make better choices when the surrounding environment competes for their attention.
Lesson 14: How Do I Help My Dog Cope With Distractions?
Lesson 15: How Do I Train My Dog Around Distractions?
Who Is This Course For?
This course is suitable for dog owners who want to better understand their dog’s behaviour and develop more reliable responses in everyday life.
It may be particularly useful if your dog:
- Becomes overexcited during daily activities.
- Struggles to relax or settle at home.
- Ignores commands when something more interesting happens.
- Has difficulty waiting or controlling impulses.
- Finds distractions difficult to manage.
- Displays unwanted habits that require a consistent training approach.
The lessons are designed to help you understand the behaviour you are seeing and identify practical steps towards improvement.
How the Course Works
Work through the 15 lessons at your own pace, revisiting the material whenever you need to reinforce your understanding.
Apply the learning through short, consistent training sessions suited to your dog’s ability and individual needs. Progress gradually, reward appropriate behaviour and adjust the difficulty when your dog struggles.
Behavioural improvement takes time and consistency. Sudden behavioural changes, signs of pain or severe fear and aggression may require veterinary assessment or support from a suitably qualified behaviour professional.
Start Building Better Behaviour Today
Understanding your dog is the first step towards improving the way you communicate, train and work together.
With 15 focused lessons across five categories, Behaviour, Calmness and Self-Control provides a practical foundation for understanding challenging behaviour, encouraging calmness and developing better responses around everyday distractions.
Learn to understand the behaviour. Build calmness. Develop self-control. Strengthen your partnership with your dog.
