<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

We just adopted Jack [\[pictures\]] is a super energetic 1 year old Doberman Husky Mix. He's so energetic that I can hardly keep up with him [4-6 walks a day]. He showed interest in chasing the light from my flash light, so I got a laser pointer from the dollar store last night. He loved it. He chased after it in the backyard for what it seemed forever. He stopped listening or playing with his toys, he kept running back and forth waiting for it to appear. He didn't follow me inside and instead stayed in the cold doing nothing but walk around and look for the laser. I thought. He nagged [like a husky] after we let him in for longer than usual. I just thought "Oh great, he really likes it". 

Tonight I played with it again, tried to tire him so he can calm down and sleep while we're out tonight. Oh no, he kept up. When I let him in he cried and nagged for a lot longer than usual [almost an hour] while breathing heavily and rapidly. He wouldn't let me do anything. I put him in his crate with his fav peanut butter stuffed town and turned off the light hoping he'd get distracted and calm down, but he's still making some low energy crying noise. 

I got worried and did a bit of research and realized how bad this could be for some dogs. The long lasting obsessions it creates. Holy crap! What can I do to fix this? 

I'm thinking I'll get him a clicker and start clicker training him like I've been wanting to, in hopes he'll forget about the laser. Any other suggestions?
<bot>: My dog is now overly obsessed with the laser pointer I just got. Is there anything specific I can do to help him get over it?