Impulse Control in Dogs: From Chaos to Calm

For dogs who go from 0 to 100 in a second

and the humans just trying to keep up.

Format: Video lectures, interactive exercises

Access Period: Lifetime access

Supplementary Materials: Printable 

training guides, bonus resources


₹ 1,500

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You’ve probably caught yourself saying…

“My dog just won’t calm down.”

He jumps all over guests. She pulls like a maniac on walks. He grabs food off the kitchen counter.

You’ve tried saying “NO!” a thousand times… but the second excitement hits, your dog’s brain leaves the building.

👉 Don’t worry, your dog isn’t naughty. They lack impulse control.

Dogs don’t automatically know how to wait, focus, control excitement, or stop themselves once they start.

That’s a skill, and we can teach it.

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?

Stop jumping, grabbing and rushing Teach your dog how to slow down instead of immediately reacting.

Get your dog to actually listen to you Build focus that works beyond the living room and into real-life situations.

Games that teach patience and focus Turn training into something your dog actually enjoys learning.

Build a calmer dog in just a few days Start creating noticeable changes through simple, consistent practice.

Tools for excitable, reactive or anxious dogs Learn practical ways to help your dog handle excitement and distractions.

ADDED BONUS

FREE E-BOOK on ‘How To Choose A Teething Toy For Your Puppy’

EXPERT TRIED & TESTED lists of puppy toys for mental stimulation, teething and boredom.

GAMES to play for mental stimulation.

ACTIVITIES to help destress your puppy

ADDED CHAPTER on how to teach a puppy to share a toy.

Turn the growls into trust. Begin now.

THIS COURSE IS FOR YOU IF...

  • You have a young, energetic dog

  • Your dog seems wild or uncontrollable outside

  • You're tired of constant chaos and embarrassment

  • You've tried training cues, but they fall apart in real-life situations

  • You want a dog who can stay calm and think clearly

    Meet Your Instructor

    Meet Your Instructor – Shirin Dhabhar
    Shirin Dhabhar – Canine Behaviourist

    Shirin Dhabhar

    India's Pioneering Canine Behaviourist

    After 30+ years working with pet parents across India, I've learned that most behaviour issues aren't simply about obedience — they're often about arousal and self-control.

    Once dogs learn how to pause and think, everything changes. Walks become more relaxing, guests are easier to welcome, and your dog can become the calm companion you've always hoped for.

    In this course, I'll teach you how to help your dog listen, manage excitement, and calm down chaotic behaviours using practical, force-free skills.

    FAQ – Impulse Control in Dogs

    FAQ

    Many behaviour issues aren't simply about obedience. They can be connected to arousal and self-control. This course helps you teach your dog how to pause, focus, control excitement and make better choices.

    Yes. The course specifically teaches practical ways to help stop jumping, grabbing and rushing while building better patience, focus and self-control.

    That's one of the skills covered in the course. You'll learn how to build your dog's ability to listen and focus even when excitement and distractions are present.

    The course includes tools specifically intended to help with excitable, reactive or anxious dogs, with a focus on developing calmer and more controlled responses.

    No. The course is built around calm, force-free skills. There is no punishment, shouting or harsh handling involved in the approach taught here.

    You'll learn how to stop jumping, grabbing and rushing, get your dog to listen, use games that teach patience and focus, build a calmer dog, and use practical tools for excitable, reactive or anxious dogs.

    The course is designed to help you start building a calmer dog in just a few days through practical exercises and consistent practice. Every dog is different, so progress will depend on your dog's individual situation and your consistency.

    Yes. The goal is to build skills that carry into real life. As your dog learns to pause and think, walks can become more relaxing, guests can become easier to welcome, and everyday distractions can become more manageable.

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