Two Things To Do To Help On The Daily
- Kevin Duggan
- Jul 29, 2025
- 1 min read
Unwanted behaviors can cause us to be frustrated. If we’re constantly frustrated, we start to lose our patience. If we start to lose our patience, it can affect the overall relationship we have with our dogs. If you’re started to become frustrated, consider these two things.
1. Prevent your dog from rehearsing the unwanted behavior. Sometimes we have to get creative to make this happens, (Window film, gates etc.) while other times it’s as simple as keeping the counters bare. If we do this properly we’ll see a huge decrease in unwanted behaviors.
2. Proactively meet your dog’s needs. Mixing in some short walks, games of fetch, training sessions and work-to-eat toys will go a long way. Bored dogs get into “inappropriate things.” Enriched dogs get their needs met which heavily reduces their desire to look for more things to enrich them.
Nobody is perfect. Just do your best and things will go more smoothly.
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This really resonates! It's so easy to get frustrated when your dog keeps jumping on the counter or barking at the window, and that frustration slowly chips away at the bond you've worked so hard to build. The reminder to prevent rehearsal of unwanted behaviors is a game-changer — I never thought something as simple as clearing the counters could make such a difference. And proactively meeting their needs? Absolutely spot on. It's like when you're overwhelmed with tasks and a little structure goes a long way — even when I was buried in deadlines and leaned on New Assignment Help to manage my workload, having a clear plan made everything more manageable. Dogs are no different — a short…
I love this post! It’s such a simple yet powerful reminder that small daily actions really add up. I’ve started incorporating tiny habits into my routine, and it’s amazing how much more grounded and productive I feel. Your tips reminded me of the Daforest Techniques, which emphasize consistency and mindfulness in everyday tasks—applying them has helped me stay focused without feeling overwhelmed. It’s so easy to get caught up in “big changes,” but focusing on these small, intentional steps makes daily life feel more manageable and even enjoyable. Thanks for sharing such practical advice!