Drive is something that drives a dog through life and situations. Dogs without a drive are useless; lazy people move them. We can say that we have food drives, bites, toys, balls, etc. Drive we use for dog training, no matter what type of training it is. Drive as Temperament is a genetic thing. We have bad, good, and excellent drives. Bad-drive dogs do not have interest in anything. Good drive dogs have drive but are limited, but they are still good and can be used very well. Excellent drive is something that cannot be spent; the dog never gets enough of it. This type of drive is ideal for service dogs. With proper work, we can raise drive—not much, but we can. We can use drive to overcome some temperament problems. In situations where a dog shows unsure behavior but has good drive, we can take the ball, start playing, and reword it during a stressful situation for him. A few times, repeat it, and the dog will not have the same problem. Hard traffic, a loud crowd of people, etc.