06/03/2026
Got a Teenage Dog with Big Energy?
If your adolescent dog feels like they have two speeds — asleep or full on — you’re not alone.
High-energy teenagers aren’t “naughty.” They’re enthusiastic, curious, impulsive, and still learning how to live in our world. This 4-week small-group course is designed to channel that energy into skills that make everyday life easier.
Tuesday 10th March at 11.30am in Bexhill
The Real-Life Outcomes Pet Parents Are Looking For:
🐾 Energy You Can Work With — Not Against
Instead of constant chaos, you’ll learn how to direct your dog’s drive into focus, cooperation, and calm choices.
🐾 Focus in Busy Indoor Spaces
A dog who can think around other dogs, new smells, and movement — without bouncing off the walls.
🐾 Better Self-Control (Even When Excited)
Less jumping, mouthing, pulling, and impulsive behaviour — more pause, check-in, and thoughtful responses.
🐾 A Reliable Recall Foundation
Because high-energy dogs need freedom — and freedom comes from responsiveness.
🐾 Loose-Lead Walking Without the Battle
Turning walks from a workout into a partnership.
🐾 The Off-Switch
One of the most overlooked skills for active dogs: learning how to settle, relax, and regulate arousal indoors.
🐾 Mental Stimulation That Actually Tires Them Out
Training that engages their brain — because physical exercise alone isn’t enough for driven adolescent dogs.
🐾 A Stronger Working Relationship
Clear communication, better timing, and practical tools so you feel confident handling your dog in real life.
Why a Structured Indoor Environment?
High-energy dogs don’t need more chaos — they need:
- Clear structure
- Thoughtful exposure
- Managed distances
- Achievable challenges
- Support when they struggle
In our small group setting, we prioritise success. That means working at the right intensity for each dog so they can learn, not just react. Adolescence doesn't need to be something you struggle through, build reliable responses for the future.
Booking required: julie@1066petsandpeople.co.uk
