Toy Poodle Behaviour

Calm help for barking, visitors, settling, overstimulation and the everyday behaviour that can make a tiny dog feel like a very big job.

Behaviour help

Understand the pattern before trying to stop it.

With barking, visitor excitement or frantic behaviour, the useful question is usually “what happens just before this?”

Separate alert barking, demand barking and overstimulation so you are not using one response for three different problems.

Use distance, a predictable station and simple greeting rules before the doorway becomes the most exciting place in the house.

Reduce the number of decisions your dog has to make by using predictable rest places and calmer transitions.

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