Calm Dog Tips

Do you have a puppy under 24 months of age struggling with night‑time chaos, biting, chewing, toilet training setbacks, jumping and you're feeling absolutely exhausted?

If you:
🐾 Have a puppy under 24 months
🐾 Don't have the time to sit on YouTube all day
🐾 Want to set your puppy up for success
🐾 Prepared to invest to create good habits and create calm (for everyone)
🐾Have access to a mobile
🐾 Can keep a secret

DM me PILOT. I'll be choosing people this week 😍

Mila arrived today for a 3‑night stay.

Mila is a beautiful Kelpie x Wolfhound rescue with a gentle soul and a nervous start in life. She’s wary of new people, especially tall men, and she showed that the moment her mum left.

With dogs like Mila, we don’t jump into rules or pressure.

We offer space, calm energy, choice, lots of reassurance and a few pieces of chicken breast. We let her explore at her pace, copy Asher, and settle into our routine of morning walk → rest → afternoon enrichment walk and play → dinner → bed.

Within a couple of hours she was choosing connection, approaching me, relaxing beside us, and even walking up to Kyle on her own (tall‑man fear and all).

Rescue dogs don’t need to “obey” first.
They need to feel safe first and I want to do a big shout out to her amazing owner who has done a wonderful job rescuing Mila, helping her to feel this safety every day, training her so well and giving her the most beautiful life this dog deserves.

If you need calm, experienced dog‑sitting in South East QLD, including for nervous or sensitive dogs, DM me the word “SITTING” and I will send you further information.

Separation anxiety isn't "bad behaviour". It is a dysregulated nervous system searching for safety.

This is 5 simple ways to help your dog feel more calm when you are not there.

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