Self-paced course
Get your dog to settle on cue, even in a busy house, without wearing it out first.
Your dog paces, whines, follows you from room to room, and by the evening it is wired and impossible to settle. You have probably been told it needs a bigger walk. It doesn't. A restless dog is usually overtired and over-aroused, not under-exercised, and settling is a skill you can teach.
This short course shows you how, in four modules you can work through in a weekend.
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Self-paced, online, yours to keep. Readable lessons plus real demonstration clips, a settle tracker, and a CALM setup guide.
Enrol now, $49 AUDWatch the first module. If it genuinely isn't for you, email me within 30 days and I'll refund you.
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Module 1
The wired-tired dog, the waterline, and why settling is a skill you teach, not a mood you wait for.
Module 2
The rest spot, the one rule that makes it stick, and how to give the restlessness nothing.
Module 3
Building rest into the day, the evening fix, and the three things that keep the problem alive.
Module 4
The cafe test, troubleshooting the common snags, and keeping the settle once life gets busy.
Plus a CALM setup guide and a 7-day settle tracker to download.
Owners whose dog paces, whines, follows them around, and is wired in the evening.
Owners who have been told to exercise the dog more and found it made things worse.
Owners who want a quiet, settled dog at home, and would rather teach it than wait for the dog to run out of steam.
Usually no. A walk is stimulation, not rest, and a dog that can't settle is more often over-aroused than under-exercised. A late walk winds an already wired dog up further. This course teaches rest as a skill instead.
No, when it's done properly. A crate or a tether is a defined rest spot where only a settled dog gets released. It's how a dog learns to switch off on purpose rather than only collapsing when exhausted.
Settling is one piece of a bigger picture for a reactive dog. This course covers the settle piece on its own. If your dog also lunges or barks on walks, The Reactive Dog Reset covers the whole system.
Online and self-paced. Four modules of readable lessons with short demonstration clips, roughly a weekend's work, plus downloads. Yours to keep and rework as often as you like.
Watch the first module. If it isn't for you, email [email protected] within 30 days and I'll refund you.
I'm a Melbourne dog trainer with a degree in veterinary science, a Masters in Early Childhood Education, and fifteen years across zoo, wildlife, and private dog training. Teaching a dog to switch off is one of the first things I do with almost every dog I meet, because a dog that can rest is a dog that can cope.