One common challenge that dog owners have is that their dog LOVES to jump up on everything. This can be especially difficult if your dog loves jumping up on people! This 4-step training plan will teach your dog to stop jumping up and it will allow you to start rewarding them sooner! Not being worried about them jumping up is a huge relief when it comes to meeting people and going to more places with your dog!
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There’s our Emmett!!! Great job buddy
How is Emmett doing with his “off”?
@whatever it takes wdym
Is Emmett still doing well not jumping up?
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Happy Training! ~Ken
Brilliant video. When I walk my 5 month old dog there is always a 5-10 minute struggle where he jumps up and bite the leash. I use treats and/or try to reset him to sit position but it only works sometimes. Any suggestions please ?
Would like to see a training with a dog that really does jump on you…not one that’s already been trained not to, & only encouraged to jump for this demo!
So what if your coming home from work and there is no leash. What is the best way to stop the jumping?
Can I just send you my dog???
I have 2 puppies how do i train them at the same time
Just tried the stepping on lead trick and my 3 month old retrodoodle just bites into my thigh. Guess I have to solve biting before jumping.
@Will ILMAO
good chance this was rehearsed and not the first time the dog had done this…. so, don’t feel back
@Stephanie Reynolds this doesn’t work with my dog at all. I honestly feel like none of the puppy training videos are completely accurate. With a hyper stubborn teething puppy.
This one did ok with my hyper 15 week old mini Aussie…. but NONE of their biting ones have worked. My pup bites when I grab his harness to move him when he doesn’t want to move. I can grab it ALL DAY when he isn’t in his stubborn mood. I so the “grab the. Yes and treat” 100 times per day…. he is great. But if he doesn’t want to move or he is EXHAUSTED (like last night) and I need him to move his body to his crate – so I have no choice but touch the harness) he snaps and bites at my hand….
Tf is a retro doodle
Obviously my Golden needs to watch this video again.
CLEARLY. (and no munching on kibble while watching this time……!)
Bahahaha
Haha!!!
Same
😂😂 my Husky too
The desire of the dog to please and co operate is just so lovely to watch. Dogs are such wonderful creatures
I know…. 😊💕💕🐾🐾
That dog did a pretty good job at training you.
I could listen to Steve forever, so calm and confident. Very helpful training style!
I have no idea how, but neither of my dogs ever jumped on people. Sure, they’re mini or small dogs, but they never did. Now I only have a shih tzu and she greets people by wagging her tail and staying at their feet, waiting to be pet
i really thought wearing shorts was a good idea
me looking at all the scratches on my legs : 👁👄👁
Same here with my huskies💀
@theneiqwa what a strong dog
@Andrea Garcia it’s such a pain
@Dania :0 puppies are just too energetic
@nucqlr he is strong… my shorts are not lol
In the following process I feed my dog so many treats he can’t jump anymore 😂
Alisha, my boy put weight on too! See ‘Absolute Dogs’ where your whole dog’s feed is used ‘as treats’ for training.
Read…..’ditch-the-bowl’ ….
😹😹😹
I use dog food but he still gained some weight
Use part of the dogs meals as your treats
He is obviously the goodest boy so of course he got it.
Oh my goodness. What a good boy 😍
So I have a puppy that actually gets excited and impulsive
Emmett is clearly the opposite
Damn man. You really helped us and our little puppy! Really appreciate it man! Thanks.
How do you teach your dog to generalize “off” with other people and not just you? My dog won’t jump up on me but gets SO excited when someone is at the door that she hops up and down on her back legs with her paws scratching their knees. She is too excited to respond to treats.
@Rachel T thanks
Same here my pup never jumps on me but only on other people
Same problem here with my 5 month old golden retriever.. any tips?
This comment: yes. My second oldest doggo will not respond to treats and only jumps on other people. It takes many visits from that individual before he will stop. I haven’t seen a single useful video yet. If I find one that works I will come back here. If you figure it out let me know. My doggo also has problems with outside noises too.
IKR! I have a very excited little Scottie boy. He’s about 17 months- He mobs our guests and me when the neighbor is at the fence! He just gets so excited! Yay!! Someone is here!!!! lol Im gonna try this with the lead-
Obviously my Golden needs to watch this video again.
How am I supposed to be consistent when, in a family of 5, I’m the only one consistent?! T^T
This is an excellent question and something I have struggled with for the last 10yrs. My pitbull the sweetest most loving, silly, happy dog in the world… She seems to know that I’m the boss and is good with me, she listens to my kids for the most part but not super consistently. She’s really bad with her dad tho and he actually encourages the crazy energy … like her level of excitement equates her love for him. It’s very frustrating, especially if Ive been working a lot and other family members are having more time with her, I come back to a dog that’s not so great at listening anymore and I feel like I’m starting all over again.
@Jade Maverick same also my family hits the dog which made him more nervous and angry so that made it worse
Right! No one mentions that dog training really is for the people, not the dogs ! 😂
My 6mth old goes for the leash. How can I stop him jumping if I have a battle for the leash?
Waiting to move out but sadly my 2 year old JoJo disappeared on December 8th(he was ran over and somebody took him I don’t even know if he’s ok) because my parents decided to leave him unsupervised on the street and I was busy doing finals. I came down at like 7pm (he went missing most likely in the afternoon) and I immediately searched everywhere for him and they were acting like I was making a scene on purpose. I never got to say goodbye and he poofed away or something. This will forever destroy me for the rest of my life yet they just want me to get a new dog and forget. I love you JoJo.
Me: *tries to step on the leash*
My puppy! *bites my foot*
My dog is different bruh this aint workin for me😂
So often trainers make videos with smart, relatively attentive dogs that are eager to learn/please. We have always had that kind of dog, so dog training came easy for us. A dear friend has recently asked me to occasionally dog sit, in my home, a dog that is so hyper, frantic really, that she seems to have zero attention span the moment the lead is released. Seems like she’s on the extreme end of the bell curve for hyperactivity – too frantic to readily make connections between her behavior and consequences. It would be helpful to see trainers work this this kind of dog, one that really challenges the trainer.
that’s how my dog is, a goldendoodle whom is super hyperactive and though she is still young (about a year and a quarter) she needs to have some things fixed and i would love to see this. every time she is let off the leash she is crazy and has no attention span just like you mentioned.
hi! i recommend you watching zak georges new dog series! he is training a german shepherd that is very high energy and needs a lot of training. this may help you a little bit.