Put them in front of an obstacle, and they can hardly contain themselves. Stuart suggests that every time this type of dog breaks his stay, place him back another step or two further away from that first obstacle. After moving him back a couple times, he should start to figure out he is getting further away instead of closer to the thing he wants to do most. As a result, he should figure out that he needs to stay so that he can get to the obstacle faster. Problems, Off course Problems, Nervous Running a Trial.
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