Teach your dog to settle carousel template

When to use it

Reach for Teach your dog to settle when you want to teach your audience something they can use straight away and make a post people save and come back to. Its structure is tutorial: a task, broken into steps you can follow. It is written for dog owners and trainers. Give Postora your topic and it keeps the shape, writing every slide about your subject in your voice.

What each slide does

1. 1Hook

   Opening: the cue and how short the sessions are, over a photo of the dog.

   In the example

   Teach “settle” in five-minute sessions

   Training basics

   For the dog who can’t switch off.

2. 2section

   Why the cue is worth teaching, as a question.

   In the example

   Why teach settle?

   So your dog has one clear job when the doorbell rings or guests sit down.

3. 3Steps

   How to teach it, stage by stage.

   In the example

   How to teach it

   Stage by stage

   • Bring out a mat — Reward any paw on it.
   • Wait for a lie-down — Reward the moment it happens.
   • Add the word — Say “settle” as they lie down.
   • Stretch the time — A few seconds longer each session.

4. 4Comparison

   Common slips and what to do instead.

   In the example

   Common slips

5. 5Number

   A practice week in numbers.

   In the example

   A practice week

   • 5 min per session
   • 2 sessions a day
   • 7 days before adding distractions

6. 6Quote

   A line from a trainer or owner (only words the author provided).

   In the example

   Calm is a skill, not a personality. You can practise it like a sit.

7. 7Call to action

   Ask owners what sets their dog off.

   In the example

   What makes your dog lose the plot?

   Dog owners

   Doorbell, postman or the hoover?