High School / impulse

Jazz Up and Settle Down

Teaching your dog that excitement can switch back into a calm behavior.

Brain Training module 3-5 min Level 2 moderate medium supervision
Owner pausing play so a dog can settle calmly on a mat.

How to try it

Start with the easy version.

  1. Play for a few seconds at low intensity.
  2. Pause and cue a simple settle behavior.
  3. Reward calm, then release to play again.

Common mistake: Starting with wild play before the dog understands the settle half.

Track: How fast your dog can shift from play to calm.

Where this fits in the finder

Best for overexcitement, jumping, evening zoomies
Location indoors, yard
Equipment treats, toy
Safety facets medium chew risk, treats, apartment, yard
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  • soft lure
  • sturdy handle
  • used on safe footing

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Best for
  • Owners who can practice short games consistently.
  • Low-risk foundation training and enrichment.
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  • Bite risk, severe fear, or unsafe handling is present.
  • Your dog needs urgent hands-on professional support.

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