Day: June 8, 2026

Key Takeaways Overexcitement is common and often triggered by guests, walks, food, toys, car rides, or other dogs.  Calm routines, structure, and clear expectations are the foundation of calm dog training and better impulse control. Obedience skills like sit, down, place command, heel, and recall help channel a dog’s excitement into focused behavior. Avoid rewarding … Read more

Key Takeaways A dog shaking in excitement is often a normal response to happiness, anticipation, and high arousal. Excited dog behavior usually includes a loose, wiggly body, a soft face, movement toward the trigger, and an open or relaxed mouth. A wagging tail should always be read with the dog’s full body language.  Shaking can … Read more