Getting Calmer Walks With An Overexcited Puppy | Ep 153

The great outdoors is often the most challenging place to bring your puppy! And if they’re already an excited pup by nature or are prone to getting extra-excited by all the new stimulation outside (ie. new sights, sounds, smells, new people, new dogs, etc.) it can make walk time extremely challenging and easily one of your least favorited times of the day.In our latest Ask A Puppy Training Show, Episode 153, Bethany and Sparky lay out their list of tips and “walk protocol” you can make sure you’re incorporating right now to get a better handle on your pup, and start enjoying calmer walks sooner than later.Check out the timestamps to find what other puppyhood help you’d like answers on and join us every Wednesday at 1pm PT on Instagram or TikTok to ask your questions live! Full episodes can be viewed on our YouTube channel every Monday. To get notified when it’s ready, sign up for our VIP (Very Important Puppy) list and we’ll email it to you directly!Ep 153 Timestamps: *1:17 - How to get calmer walks from an over-excited puppy who disagrees with you outside 8:56 - How to stop a 4-month-old Labrador from aggressively biting and causing injury to hands and arms?10:15 - How to stop a puppy from biting and barking at your when you say “No” 14:21 - How long can you leave a 3-month-old puppy in a crate?15:23 - Why a puppy gets more vocal when in heat15:51 - Tips for a puppy who does great in the crate during the day, but cries and howls like crazy at night17:10 - Tips for a clingy 6-month-old Cavapoo who cries every time you leave the room, even when they can still see you21:00 - Is it normal for a puppy not to sleep on their own and need to be put down for nap time? 21:47 - Why a recently neutered 6-month-old Maltese may be barking and nipping at you when you sit on the sofa  25:02 - How to stop a 6-month-old Aussie from bolting at birds and squirrels, refusing treats on leash, and stopping during walks29:40 - Are the activities you’re doing with your puppy actually overstimulating them so they can’t settle down?31:10 - How to work on leash training in more difficult places where your puppy is strugglingFor more help with puppyhood, visit www.thepuppyacademy.com 🐶

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