Hey, I get it—puppies have this boundless energy, so timing can feel like chasing a squirrel. Start by setting a clear cue for the hero, like a whistle or a hand signal, and give the dog a tiny treat right after it. That makes the dog think “yes, that’s the right move!” Keep the scene short, repeat the cue a few times, and reward each good effort. If the pup gets distracted, use a high‑value reward, then reset the cue. And remember, keep your voice calm and steady—dogs read our tone more than we think! Once the dog knows the cue means “go, partner!” the timing will sync up like a well‑tuned pack. You got this!