Dog training

Hello and a little help please !
We have recently adopted a 2 year old "mixed breed" dog from a rescue centre,where he had spent the last year.
He is slowly settling down and enjoying life and he is great fun and company for us.
However, when we let him in our house in the morning he goes mad !. He is hysterically happy but uncontollable !.
To a degree, that is quite natural of course,but we really could do with some professional help to calm him down a little.
Does anybody know of a suitable dog trainer who might be able to help us ? We have had lots of dogs in our lives but getting mauled
and scratched to bits is not good for our aging bodies ! (We are aware that time alone will gradually work,)
TIA
Cheers

Reading your post it sounds like you leave him out all night.

Very helpful, "DR" Dog can access outside whenever he wants but has his own very comfortable quarters in his room which is attached to house..

Is it getting lots of exercise? As it's a puppy still it needs to get lots of exercise and tire it out, maybe first thing it the morning take him for a walk/run? 2nd thing, get his nails clipped so not so sharp. There are dog training places about as it's been mentioned on here before, try looking in the free papers.

Look up International K9 based in Alicante but come to the home maybe worth a call, no idea of costs

There's a dog training place in Daya Vieja.
https://www.facebook.com/anythingispawsible1/

Google Dog training near Quesada a few come up one in Los montesinos

It sounds to me that your your dog is happy to see you.

Google Dog Training Costa Blanca they have a facebook site, it's run by Angela Holt dog trainer for 30 years does small weekly classes and used to do 1 to 1 training at your home as well

I think these are her contact numbers 696 426 783 / 965 700 535
But have a look online for her lots of info.

She does a lot of work in this area.

Hello again. I thought that I had sent a reply about all the information you had been kind enough to forward on to me etc, but I now cannot see where that message has gone (unless Cleo has torn it up) so I shall repeat it now.
Thank you all for that information, and I have already made contact with one or two of names given to me.
For your information, "Cleo" who is 22 kgs spent half of his life in a cramped rescue centre kennels, so no wonder he is more than happy to greet us in the mornings ! Good idea about the armour suit, but do not think I need to go that far !!
I understand about puppy exercise etc, we have raised several, however in this heat we can only give him two short walks a day. Come cooler weather, he will be visiting doggie park a lot. He has had a routine clean up at our local vet and his claws have been trimmed. Thanks again to all of you for your response and suggestions.
Cheers, Adrian