Is This a High Drive Dog?

This dog required structure, a little less just not a confident dog. She's laying on the ground making no contact. So that's a really good way to minimize threat when you have a small space. Most people can't tell anxiety and drive and arousal. They just can't tell them apart. As long as the dogs running around a lot, they think it's drive. It is absolutely a dog who goes into arousal very fast under distress. Because movement builds arousal in this dog, you really need to stop that chain. And the easiest place to stop it is to drop the movement.