Teaching your dog impulse control is essential in their training, I teach LOTS of impulse control games in classes.
If your dog jumps on people, chases other animals, charges the front door, rushes to exit the car as soon as the door opens, pulls on the lead, or puts everything...Read More
How to calm down from overstimulation?
Body resistance exercise, or “heavy work,” can help kids feel calm. It’s especially helpful for kids who are overstimulated or overwhelmed. Heavy work is when kids push or pull on an object. Slow, steady resistance requires kids to exert effort against their muscles. When kids are worked up and upset,...Read More
Is there anything to calm a hyper dog?
The only thing that seems to help is if I take him on a run. My boyfriend tried biking with him, very slowly, He did surprisingly well, and he got super tired. We got him a new chew toy, and gave it to him if he was excited but we...Read More
Does TV overstimulate dogs?
While it’s generally OK for dogs to watch television, the colors, sounds and content can make some dogs feel anxious. Sounds from the TV can also overstimulate your pet. For example, some dogs listen to, rather than watch, the television, and if there’s a loud noise or dog barking, it...Read More
How do you snap a dog out of excitement?
When your dog becomes overly excited and jumps on you, turn away and ask your dog to sit. Once they do it, praise them and reinforce what you want by rewarding them with something they love, like a treat or petting them. Ignore the behaviour you don’t want, in this...Read More
How do you calm down hyperarousal?
Powerful sensory stimulation may help reduce feelings of hyperarousal. These include things like sucking on a very sour candy or strong mint, drinking very cold liquid, placing an icepack or cool washcloth on your face, the back of your neck or the inside of your wrist, taking a cool shower....Read More
Is overstimulation a symptom of anxiety?
Stress and anxiety can heighten your sensitivity to stimuli. When you’re already on edge, even minor annoyances can push you over the threshold into overstimulation. Overstimulation can lead to irritability, anxiety, and even sudden outbursts of anger. Chronic overstimulation can lead to persistent anxiety, as your brain remains in a...Read More
How do you stop overstimulation meltdown?
If you see that you tend to melt down when you’re trying to do too much at once, you can use that information in a positive way by learning to manage your time better or learning to say “no” more often. Feeling ashamed about your emotions won’t help you handle...Read More
What do you carry in your first aid kit?
A good first aid kit can help you self-manage basic health problems and help avoid buying potentially dangerous medications abroad. The contents of any first aid kit should be tailored to your individual itinerary, taking into consideration the type of travel you are undertaking, your destination, the duration and any...Read More
What should a first aider carry?
A first aider should carry a first aid box.
There is no set requirement for the contents of a first aid box, but as a minimum it should have: a leaflet giving general first aid guidance; plasters of assorted sizes; sterile triangular bandages; disposable gloves; safety pins; medium size sterile...Read More
What to include in a first aid kit for travelling?
A good first aid kit can help you self-manage basic health problems and help avoid buying potentially dangerous medications abroad. The contents of any first aid kit should be tailored to your individual itinerary, taking into consideration the type of travel you are undertaking, your destination, the duration and any...Read More
What should I pack for first aid?
Your first-aid kit should have what you need to take care of mild illnesses and injuries. No travel emergency kit is complete without these basics: Antibacterial wipes: Wipes that kill germs can be helpful for cleaning tools and hands. Hand sanitizer: Before touching any cuts or scrapes, use hand sanitizer...Read More
What steps should be taken in case of a dog bite?
If a dog bites you, take these steps right away: Wash the wound, use mild soap, and run warm tap water over it for five to 10 minutes. Slow the bleeding with a clean cloth. Apply over-the counter antibiotic cream if you have it. Wrap the wound in a sterile...Read More
What should you do after a dog bites you?
Do clean the skin around the wound with soap and warm water – you can also use antiseptic, but try not to get it in the wound. Try to remove any objects like teeth, hair or dirt from the wound using running water. Gently squeeze the wound so it bleeds...Read More
What do I do if a dog has bitten me?
If a dog bites a person it will be presumed to have been ‘dangerously out of control’. A court could also decide that your dog is dangerously out of control if it injures someone’s animal. University Hospitals Sussex (UHS) Safeguarding Children and Young People Team have been advised by Sussex...Read More