Mornings can feel chaotic, but they don’t have to be—for you or your dog! In this episode, we’re tackling Mastering the Morning Rush with practical strategies to create a calmer, structured routine. From adjusting your dog’s expectations to using quick enrichment activities, these small changes can make mornings run more smoothly.

Plus, I’m sharing why my dogs don’t get breakfast and why that actually helps keep them calm! Stick with me—I promise it’s not as crazy as it sounds.

What You’ll Learn:
✅ How to set realistic expectations for your dog’s mornings
✅ Simple 5-minute activities to keep them engaged
✅ Why overexcitement happens—and how to prevent it
✅ The power of starting your day first

Activity of the Week: Scatter Feeding
This week, try scatter feeding to keep your dog busy and engaged while you manage the morning rush.

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Coming Up in February: Recall!
Next month, we’re diving into Reliable Recall—with a brand-new mini course and podcast episodes dedicated to improving your dog’s recall through fun games and activities. Stay tuned!

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See you next week for more ways to keep your dog happy—no long walks required!