Jasper is an overly excitable character, which can lead to trouble, so here are some tips on bringin

Jasper is an overly excitable character, which can lead to trouble, so here are some tips on bringing down the energy.

First look for any signs of attitudinal impatience, such as huffing/puffing, staring at you, getting in your face and your personal space—these are all indications that your dog is rushing you, which is unacceptable behavior—it’s rude and pushy, and the way to thwart it is to stop what you were about to do (in this case we were going to play frisbee), put your dog in a time out and revisit when your dog can contain their arousal.

Be consistent in the beginning and your dog will get the hint. Do not rush yourself, and if ball or frisbee is too arousing, then work on the impulse control more until your dog is able to follow commands while playing.

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