IL TUO CANE È SEMPRE AGITATO? Forse lo stai caricando tu

Is your dog always agitated, always excited, always on the move? He runs, jumps, seeks stimulation, can't relax, and never seems to have a moment of calm. Many think he's simply "hyperactive." But often the problem isn't that the dog has too much energy. The problem is that he's never learned to manage empty moments, calm, waiting, and the absence of constant stimulation. In this video, Fabio Bracciolini explains why many dogs today always seem agitated and why, in many cases, we ourselves overexert them without realizing it. Walkways always full of stimulation. Continuous games. Activity after activity. Constant demands. Few moments of true calm. The result is a dog who no longer knows how to switch off. In this video, you'll discover: • why many dogs don't know how to relax • what overstimulation really means • why constant activity doesn't solve the problem • why calm should be taught, not demanded • what mistakes owners often make • how to start building real moments of calm The point isn't to do less with your dog. The point is to do better. A dog doesn't just need exercise, play, and stimulation. He also needs to learn to stay still, observe, wait, rest, and experience moments when nothing is happening. If your dog is always agitated, maybe you need to do more than tire him out. Maybe you need to help him learn to calm down. Write the word CALM in the comments if you also live with a dog who never seems to shut down. Subscribe to the channel: https://www.youtube.com/@IlCaneSecond... Fabio Bracciolini ENCI Trainer FISC and CSEN Educator UNI 11790 Behavior Technician Thunder Dog Dog Training Center 🌐 www.thunderdog.it #dog #dogbehavior #dogeducation #dogtraining #agitateddog #hyperactivedog #calmdowndog #fabiobracciolini #ilcanesecondome