How to Train Your Dog to Stop Jumping 

Imani Ross Zak George has a whole series on his new puppy to break it down. I think the reason a lot of dog trainers do that is because according to RU-vid analytics people get bored for videos that are too long. And people want to see the end of result

Yes!!!! So true it's irritating no one in the family is as consistent as I am, and doesn't help while I'm pregnant trying to train the dogs.

@@angelinaperez7171 Exactly, if the entire family isn't helping and being consistent then the dog doesn't learn. It's really frustrating how all your effort is for nothing

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Angelina Perez maybe start rewarding the other people in the house for working with the animals. Use the same technique we use here! 😬

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Oh! I'm so happy to hear that! I really do appreciate the positive feedback - I post these videos to try and help people and their dogs, so your comment really made my day :)

Stewie Flatface yay!!!!!😃😁🙂😙😊🐺🐺🐕🐕🐶🐶

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Good to hear! Im going to try this and hope it works. Im currently experiencing with the same issue. My 70lb White shepherd/lab jumps to the point where im afraid to take him to the dog park. FINGERS crossed :O

Stewie Flatfac

Good luck with him lol

Yup!

Yep. I can relate lol

The general idea is good, but we know it’s easier said than done. These videos have too many people believing in instant fixes.

Good info the greatest results that i've had was by following the Bevs Booster Guide (i found it on google) - definately the most helpful treatment that I have ever followed.

Brianna Ponce yay! So glad to hear it! 😍

Loving Paws Dog Training I have already subscribe and liked thank you

Thank YOU!

So now you start screaming at us instead? 🤣

YES!

Hi, Mandy! Hope you find this useful, and don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions once you give it a try!

LOL would love to see that.

john dillinger some dogs need real discipline

By "real discipline" do you mean positive punishment? I base my training off of empirical research, not off of personal preferences, since that is the method that has gotten us technologies like computers, smart phones, electricity, etc... The scientific community agrees that positive reinforcement is more effective than positive punishment and is the most ethical choice. Check out peer-reviewed research articles to see what I mean!

john dillinger my pure pit bull will not only laugh at me but jump and bite my face lol

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But look how well informed you are becoming!

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In Soviet Russia: Dog will have you!

Bwahahahahah this made me laugh lol Love it!!

Lmaoo.

Thanks for the kind feedback! Argh, same here. I have two German Shepherds and I've trained them with treats and toys, plus all the pits, pit mixes, and other large dogs I've had the pleasure of working with. I know some individual dogs are a bit tougher to work with, but that just means more practice, not more pain.

Loving Paws Dog Training if a person needs to resort to pain to train a dog, then that person doesnt deserve a dog ( and he/ she is an idiot).

susan hanifin I have owned a Rottweiler and never found that I had to use a painful shock collar to train her not to jump. Whosoever would sayor do that has never owned or trained a dog. Rottweilers are smart dogs who do not need to be abused to learn behaviors that one may want. Shock collars are abusive

susan hanifin yes! That is SO redunkulius!!!!

I hate shock collars! I admit i like slip leads (some call choke leads) but i only like them if they're used correctly so they don't hurt the dog. I don't like prong collars but they're better than shock collars.

I'm so glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching :)

Thank you!

Works for me!

Yeah! Awesome, so glad it worked well for you guys! :)

Can we do that everyday because my dog isn't getting that

I love shibas

Oh that's a great point! Dogs are masters at noticing details, which makes them not so great at understanding that sitting is not just for mom/dad, it's for everyone. To them, a different person is a totally different situation, and most dogs won't understand unless you ask your friends to do this training with you. It just takes a few seconds once your dog has started to figure it out. The hardest part is finding friends who won't just give in and reward the jumping lol. The way we did it was to put our dog on leash when guests came over, and say "hey, if you don't mind would you just ignore her until she sits?" I will say, some of my friends just couldn't figure it out so I put my dog away when they came over until my dog had more opportunities to practice with other people ;P

I'm sorry your boston is home alone all day. We have 3. I can't imagine them being home alone all day.

I've got a really big car

wattamutt i did the same thing but now she still jumps on everyone else but not me.

Ellie M I'm also not a dog owner. Thanks for a good comment on our behalf. I like my friend's dogs, and they are usually more concerned about the jumping than I am.

Webster Youngblood No one is pure

Thank you for watching!

Yes! The sooner the better! It is harder to break bad habits than to form new ones. Good luck!

Did it work?

My German Shepherd is the same way

My 7 month old German Shepherd is bigger than my kids and he hurts them :( I've watched so many training videos but nothing is working.

Hurting a child is a red line for me. Don't care how much I 'loved' the dog, I love my kids so much more.

@@caravirostko4008 yes it did. Do it now!

Hi! Sorry about the extremely slow response time! Yes, I would recommend you have the dog tethered, leashed, or even just behind a baby gate the first several times a guest comes over. You will have to explain to them, as your dog is still learning, to stop petting and step back a bit if your pup jumps. Hope it helps!

Cool I hope it works for you and your pup! I actually do have a short playlist on teaching dogs to come when called: ru-vid.com/group/PLO2voKXXAZertF-mxrcqU0r5utq0F8M4Q The hardest part is really taking your time to teach them to LOVE it when you call their name, then you just practice it more and more difficult situations. I like to practice every day just by calling them during walks. I let them get distracted, then I call them and let them chase me while I run away. My dogs get so excited when I call them, which I'm grateful for because one of them actually escaped last year near a busy road and came running back as soon as I called her!

Lulu C Still, good manners are always a plus. :)

Adorable xd

Lulu C lucky. My lab is 75 lbs and will literally take you down or scratch your eyes out lol

Size doesn't matter. Bad manners are bad manners no matter the size! I dont want a 5 pound dog jumping on me or anyone just as much as i dont want my 80 pound dog doing it!

Lulu C but your little jumping chihuahuas can break the skin of a person who might be a hemophiliac who won’t be able to stop bleeding, snag the material of someone’s brand new clothes, frighten an autistic child, cause anxiety in a person with PSTD. You can see this list could go on and on.

Any age works! You don't need to wait until they are older. However, I do recommend you teach a really good "sit" before you try this. That makes it more likely that the dog will think about trying that behavior when you try this method.

Jithin Thomas same! I LOVE coming home to my dog jumping up at me! It’s one of the nicest things to come home to!

What about the people who come in your house who DON'T want the dog jumping on them??

Gayle D tough luck to them! I live there, it’s my dog, I like it. If you don’t like it, don’t visit! 🤷🏻‍♀️

Jithin Thomas that’s cute XD

Hey, Madison. Good question! I will say that coming home from work is SUPER exciting, so I would recommend you practice this exercise but instead of using the tether, use the door. You can read more details at the bottom of my article about jumping: lovingpawsdogtraining.com/no-more-jumping/ With my dog, who is EXTREMELY excited when I get home, it actually only took about two weeks of consistent practice when I got home for her to glue her bottom to the ground. I haven't practiced that exercise in over a year with her, but she still glues her butt to the ground (usually her front paws are bouncing like crazy, which is really funny) when she wants me to say hello when I get home. The key is being consistent so your dog really believes that the fastest way to get you to say hi is to sit.

,,Did not work with my dogs

Charlene, did you try the next steps described in this post? lovingpawsdogtraining.com/no-more-jumping/