This doesn't mean you're doing something wrong. It means your dog may need more purpose — not more correction.
Under-fulfilled dogs are often intelligent, curious, and highly motivated. They have energy, drive, and instincts — but no real outlet for any of it. So that energy finds its own outlet, usually in ways you don't love.
Under-fulfilled dogs don't need more rules. They need meaningful work. When dogs use their brain in the right way — with purpose, problem-solving, and structure — behavior improves naturally.
You don't need to train harder. You need the right approach.
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