The Impulse Control Training Program focuses on helping your dog develop patience, focus, and self-restraint in everyday situations. Using reward-based, positive reinforcement methods, it guides you through practical exercises that encourage calm and thoughtful behaviour, even when excitement is high.
What you'll learn:
What impulse control  and why it matters
Teach your dog to "wait," "leave it," and "settle."
Managing excitement around food, people, and other dogs
Building calm behaviour at doorways, during greetings, and on walks
Creating a solid foundation for better manners and obedience
Using games and enrichment to practice self-control.
A dog behaviour modification training plan is suitable for dogs struggling with:
Reactivity (to people, dogs, or specific environments)
Any form of aggression (including towards people or other animals)
Phobias and fear-based behaviours
Resource guarding (food, toys, space)
Separation-related issues, including separation anxiety and distress
Leash frustration or excessive pulling
Abnormal repetitive behaviours (e.g. pacing, tail-chasing)
Handling sensitivity (grooming, vet visits, restraint)
Hypervigilance, over-arousal, or over-excitement
Destructive behaviours, including chewing
Excessive barking
Attention seeking.
 
Impulse Control Training enhances your dog's ability to focus and respond to commands. Perfect for high-energy dogs, this program fosters patience and discipline through structured exercises.