How to Stop Dog Jumping On You in 3 EASY Steps

Want an easy, force free method to train your dog to stop jumping? Watch this! In this video I share my simple 3 step process to train a dog not to jump up.

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Want an easy, force free method to train your dog to stop jumping? Watch this! In this video I share my simple 3 step process to train a dog not to jump up.

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🙋‍♀️COMPLETE DOG TRAINING SOLUTIONS:
•❓🤨 STRUGGLING WITH LEASH TRAINING? 👇
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[ionicamermaid]

I love how structured you explain and show everything with one dog.

[nataliemaclise]

Thank you for this excellent video. I find that using that default sit to stop many behaviors works so well. My 5 month old standard poodle responds very well to this approach. Love all your videos.

[shea]

This really helped thank you! It makes sense like any other addiction that you have to give them something to do instead

[jillwattles]

Such a well presented explanation of a very common problem! Well done 👍

[caralawrence]

My bestie just adopted a pit bull mix who was in the shelter for 2 years before getting adopted. He's 75 lbs so it's hard not to say "no or get down". My friend has several years of applied behavior analysis experience with children on the spectrum and she keeps telling me how similar the concepts are even with a dog. Her experience has helped her tremendously with her new pup. The jumping is still happening, though so I will send this to her for sure! Great video!

[Caziola]

I needed this today. We've adopted a 7 month old rescue and he's a big dog already. Thankfully a little bit scrawny because his jumping up is incessant! Biting too. It's only day one and I feel helpless but I'm going to try this. I'm scratched all over and sore. He'll learn though. He's a young boy so he needs the time and effort ❤ Thank you.

[KatieFitzgerald-df]

We used these methods and they really worked. So nice not to get mugged by our dog every time we come home. Or come back into the room after being gone for a whole minute!😂. Thank for sharing these techniques. 😊

[ForceFreeTrainergirl]

I have been using this method for my clients' dogs for years. To boil it down I simply tell the clients to teach a behaviour that is incompatible with jumping up. That is either a sit, or a down. This can work well, but the client has to have good mechanics which of course includes good timing. It sometimes takes the clients a while to get their timing good enough for the dog to understand that he is being rewarded for four on the floor.

[jennett]

As an instructor myself you have done a lovely job explaining it. Timing & CONSISTENCY (& having the dog’s focus) are key to how quickly the dog learns manners & all other things the owner/s teach.

[tammygarcia]

Thank you so much! Great job and easy to understand and implement for my family

[NitaGibbs]

Thanks. My dog is dealing with lots of change as my husband is on home hospice with other people walking her & strangers cone & going. Her barking & jumping is difficult. Thank you for encouraging instructions.

[iglesiasminondo]

great video. super helpful. thank you!

[silviaancheta]

This is a great video! Thanks for sharing. The problem I've encountered is when the dog is not food motivated.

[robertkaspert]

I'm going to try this, wish me luck. Glad I come across this video.

[LuMarCase]

I tried this on my dog. SO EFFECTIVE!!!

[swiftyoverfifty]

This was SO helpful thank you thank you so much!

[cricketnylund]

Yes this was very helpful my self and my daughter and her husband just purchased two Malinois they are jumpers we have not brought them home yet next week . I’ve watched so many videos uh . But I really find yours not so complicated and overwhelming . I have trained my lab years ago, so I have a good start, and my daughter wants to take them for training. But I’ll be watching you, thanks so much
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[courtneydonald]

This was refreshing to watch, and empowering for me an owner to a puppy! Thanks for taking the time!
Once this new behavior has been reinforced, in theory, when my family of 5 come walking through the front door for a holiday event - should the puppy apply the same response to seeing all of them? I'm afraid the excitement will get the best of him for larger groups of guests or people he doesn't see every day like he does me.

[elainenoll]

excellent - i am also a trainer and i am going to share this link to students - like that you kept it simple and easy to understand