Border Collies are bred to be impulsive but this can lead to issues in pet life if they aren't taught impulse control. A lack of impulse control may mean your dog: 🐶 Pulls on the lead 🐶 Chases after wildlife 🐶 Jumps up on people 🐶 Finds the environment more interesting than you The good thing is you can train your Border Collie so they can control these natural impulses in a fun and rewarding way. In this 3 day Free online training you will learn: ✅ To understand the Border Collies brain so

Border Collies that jump up and nip at you aren’t always needing more “basic training” because for many - the root of the behavior comes from instinct - the instinct to block movement. In real sheep herding, heading dogs rush to the front of the flock and use eye pressure or even their teeth to stop movement dead in its tracks. But at home, this can look like: - Nipping at faces - Smacking you with their paws - Clawing at your eyelids - Or just being way too… ‘handsy’ When that instinct doesn’t