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Stop Your Dog from Jumping Up!

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Does your friendly dog love to greet everyone a bit too enthusiastically by jumping up? Discover gentle and effective methods to teach your dog to keep all four paws on the ground, even when they’re excited. Join expert trainer Chirag Patel as he demonstrates simple strategies that any dog owner can use.
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It’s great to have a sociable dog, but jumping up can be problematic. In this video, we focus on understanding why dogs jump and how to channel their energy into more appropriate greetings.

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2 июл 2024

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@TheBaumcm Месяц назад

Thank you for how you framed having a friendly dog as an actual positive. Where I live there are many people and I don’t want to discourage him but not every person has had a positive experience with dogs in their past. I usually just tell him he can say hello or leave it and just tell the person to please only pet him (reward) when he has four on the floor. Not everyone listens but enough that he is learning the rules.

@Bawaygame Месяц назад

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@robinrutherfordcost4748 Месяц назад

OMG! This is brilliant! Am going to try this with off course in Rodeo Dog class to see if this works - almost like a recall without begging or even calling them. Fwding to my students! Hope that helps.

@wotdogtv Месяц назад

Thank you so much for your comment and sharing! Yes it does help 🥰 Please let us know how you get on with it when you try it!

@robinrutherfordcost4748 29 дней назад

@@wotdogtvJust wanted to follow up. Because I listened to the free agility webinar by One Mind Dogs out of Australia (shout out to them and the 3 C's between each obstacle - connection, commitment, and cue - wow! What a mind blow!), didn't have to use the talk to your shoe this week in Rodeo Dog class. Am so thrilled to have this for my toolbox and did tell the students there about it. Am definitely going to teach this in my classes from now on though and of course fwd this video - have to give credit where credit is due, right!?! This time have all puppies under 7 months old - so cute! Puppy Power! The phase usually doesn't last long even though at times you might feel like you're losing your mind - lol. Hope that helps.