When a dog gets triggered to get aroused/excited by something, many humans make the error of getting excited WITH the dog. If you think about it, everything is calm, at least it should be in everyday life, and then something triggers the dog to to highly aroused, for instance the doorbell ringing. If you start also get excited and start yelling, you are just joining in that excited energy which will only make things worse. Your dog will take it as you are in agreement with the response of excite
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When a dog gets triggered to get aroused/excited by something, many humans make the error of getting excited WITH the dog. If you think about it, everything is calm, at least it should be in everyday life, and then something triggers the dog to to highly aroused, for instance the doorbell ringing. If you start also get excited and start yelling, you are just joining in that excited energy which will only make things worse. Your dog will take it as you are in agreement with the response of excite
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I get it. Coming home to your dog who is very excited to see us can make us humans feel good. The problem with this big excited greeting is that you are likely setting your dog up for failure when guests come over. Many people come home and enter through the door in an excited way. They walk in, say, "HI (insert dog name), in a very excited way, where an excited dog gets even more excited, sometimes even whining and/or jumping. A ton of petting ensues, further reinforcing the extremely high stat
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I get it. Coming home to your dog who is very excited to see us can make us humans feel good. The problem with this big excited greeting is that you are likely setting your dog up for failure when guests come over. Many people come home and enter through the door in an excited way. They walk in, say, "HI (insert dog name), in a very excited way, where an excited dog gets even more excited, sometimes even whining and/or jumping. A ton of petting ensues, further reinforcing the extremely high stat
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7 easy tips to calm an overexcited dog every time
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Most humans assume that when a dog is excited, they are happy. It makes sense why they would think this. Most humans are not calm themselves and also have a habit of giving their dog a lot of affection/attention when the dog is excited. Excitement is arousal. An aroused dog is not always happy. A dog reacting on the leash is excited/aroused. A dog having a panic attack is excited/aroused. A dog running away in fear is excited/aroused. A dog fighting another dog is excited/aroused. A dog biting a
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Most humans assume that when a dog is excited, they are happy. It makes sense why they would think this. Most humans are not calm themselves and also have a habit of giving their dog a lot of affection/attention when the dog is excited. Excitement is arousal. An aroused dog is not always happy. A dog reacting on the leash is excited/aroused. A dog having a panic attack is excited/aroused. A dog running away in fear is excited/aroused. A dog fighting another dog is excited/aroused. A dog biting a
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Does your dog get excited when you grab the leash? This is why I believe it’s more of a problem, than you think. Most people look at this like it’s a happy equation. The issue is, most dogs, and owners for that matter, do not have the ability to regulate their emotions. When the dog gets excited, this excitement gets turned into anxiety, that we typically see resulting in behavior issues on the walk. Reactivity towards other dogs, or animals, overexcitement, and pulling, biting the leash and jum
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Many dog parents ask why their dog becomes extremely excited the moment they enter the house. The reason is simple: we humans reward excitement without realising it. When we come home and the dog jumps on us, we talk in a high-pitch voice, we touch them, we pick them up, we give affection in that excited moment. And this is where human psychology and dog psychology separate. In the animal world, excitement during greetings is considered unstable energy. A calm dog shows respect. An excited dog l
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Excitement does not equal happiness. Think of excitement as arousal. It's quite common for humans to see a dog losing their mind with super high levels of arousal and say, "He's so happy!" I have to remind them, "he's highly aroused." That doesn't mean he is happy. Nurturing high levels of excitement/arousal constantly is very detrimental to a dogs overall well-being. Almost every client I work with here @themaddieranch has a dog with arousal/excitement issues. To be clear, there is nothing wron
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Cue the emotionally reactive people who will argue with you about how it's a good idea to make a dog crazy with greetings. Just understand that these people aren't looking at the situation logically. They are looking at it emotionally based on their own emotional needs, not what's best for the dog overall. You can't teach someone something logical when they are looking at it emotionally, so best to just let them be. As yourself, am I petting dogs for my own emotional needs or to fulfill a dog's
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