Place training, and why calm is a skill.
Most dogs aren't too much. They're living in a house with no off switch.
If your dog paces, explodes at the door, or loses the plot when guests arrive, that isn't surplus energy. It's a nervous system that was never taught how to settle.
Inside
- Teaching place from the ground up, even with no training history
- Why “exercise them more” often makes an over-aroused dog worse
- How place builds impulse control, confidence and emotional regulation
- Using it in real life — cooking, the doorbell, visitors, the evening
- Case studies of dogs who went from chaos to calm
- Where place fits alongside exercise, structure and training
This isn't about turning your dog into a robot. It's about giving them clarity. When a dog knows where to be and how to switch off, the house gets quieter on its own.
By Nath Morrison. Free download.
