Скачать или смотреть Energetic Dog? How to Teach Impulse Control Through Play

Impulse-control games are a time well spent playing with your dog!

In this video, Robin MacFarlane works with Gabby — a high-drive dog who LOVES to chase a tennis ball — to start building real impulse control. Instead of letting Gabby blast off the moment the ball moves, Robin shows how to slow things down, use a long line for support, and teach the dog to think before acting.

You’ll see how she helps Gabby hold a sit, how she models the position with gentle guidance, and how she uses the ball itself as the reward. The whole goal is simple: your dog learns that calm behavior earns what they want most. This is how you turn drive and enthusiasm into reliability and self-control.

💛 Why You’ll Want to Watch This
✨ Clear demo of impulse control with a high-drive dog
🐶 Shows how leash support and modeling improve early success
🎯 Teaches “you must sit before the ball flies”
🙌 Great example of rewarding calm instead of chaos
📈 Practical drill for real-world triggers like squirrels, joggers, or bicycles

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