How to Stop Dog Jumping On You in 3 EASY Steps
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2023
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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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I love how structured you explain and show everything with one dog.
Thank you, I appreciate the kind words 🙂 I thought it'd be helpful to hear it described in a stepwise manner on this video before seeing full sessions in the next video I share!
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.
Thanks, so glad you enjoyed it ☺️
I also have a 5 month old standard poodle and am very excited to try this method!
Such a well presented explanation of a very common problem! Well done 👍
Thank you so much!! Hearing that means a lot 🙂
This is a great video! Thanks for sharing. The problem I've encountered is when the dog is not food motivated.
Thank you! Food motivation DEFINITELY helps you get more quick training repetitions in, but it's still possible to train without treats 🙂 Typically dogs jump from overexcitement & wanting attention... if the jumping NEVER gets attention and the alternative behaviour (such as sitting) DOES, the dog will still learn! I eventually phase out treats for jump training anyhow since I know that most people the dog encounters won't have treats in hand 😂
Thank you!
You're welcome! 😃
Great video for simple calm training
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it 🙂
This was SO helpful thank you thank you so much!
Comments like this are exactly why I keep making tutorials 😁 Thank you so much for the kind feedback!! ❤️
@@happyhoundsdogtraining I have a dog trainer who is very much like you in the way she helps train my year old pup. It’s so helpful to have new ideas who she approves of. She sent me your channel!
Fantastic help. Many thanks. 🙏🏻
You're welcome!
I have been showing your UA-cam. Thank you for the videos you have helped me so much to be able to control my dog
Amazing, so glad they've been helpful 👏
So I should always have treats on me for when I greet my dog? At what point I don’t need the treats?
I love your videos! Thanks for all you do to help us ❤
Thanks, I'm so glad you find them helpful 🙂 I would suggest starting training by always having treats when you enter the home, yes! You'll be able to do quick reward repetitions this way, so the jumping gets solved faster. Once you've progressed to your dog sitting without cueing (step 3), I'd start phasing out the treat rewards. Start by only offering a treat every second time, and then less & less. This is one behaviour I like eventually phasing out all treat rewards for simply because I don't want dogs expecting them from every guest or person they meet! Eventually the attention & pets are the reward rather than food 🙂 Hope that makes sense!
It really does! Thanks
And do not pay attention to the internet trolls! Haters got to hate right? So please keep going and keep doing what you do, at least I really do appreciate what you do! ♥️♥️✨
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.
You are so welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it 😊 I made a separate video for how I then generalize this skill to guests (including family members that aren’t home as often). I’ll link that here! How to Train Your Dog to STOP Jumping On Guests:
ua-cam.com/video/2YbPCep8AhE/v-deo.html
Yes
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if you think Louie is extreme you should meet my Diva, Dori and Oreo!! going to try using your method!
Is it weird that I want to? 😂 I love a challenge haha! Good luck training 👏
Great video! Do you have any tips about dogs that jump you fom behind? That's what my daughter's mixed black lab/boxer does. I can stop her from jumping on me from the front, but not behind me. I never know when she is going to do it. She is 50 pounds and I am afraid she is going to knock me over. She is the same height as me when she jumps- 5 feet. She is only 6 months old.
Thanks! As soon as I started reading your comment I was going to ask if it's a young puppy because it's such a puppy thing to do 😂 The issue is if it gets the dog attention it can become a learned behaviour they carry into older years. In this case I'd focus on a two-person tactic: Have the pup on leash with your daughter holding the leash so pup can't pursue you as you leave. As soon as the pup looks at you as you leave (but is still calm), have your daughter mark & reward that. It builds a reinforcement history of NOT pursuing the moving person. Once that's easy it's helpful to practice higher stimulation versions such as you even jogging or skipping away. Then unclip her and transition to rewarding her for coming with you if interested, but without jumping up.
Hi, Thank you for your response. Her dog is not jumping up from behind when I leave. It can be anytime during the visit. The first time, I was puttng some things on the kitchen countertop when I entered her house. . I was completely surprised that the dog jumped up at me from behind. The second time I was in the backyard and I turned my back when her puppy again jumped on me from behind. I was startled and glad I did not fall. I told my daughter that I am afraid her 50 pound puppy is going to make me fall one day.
So my puppy sits for me and doesn't jump but guest? Tries to sprint and jump and it takes a lot to get her to sit
Quite a common problem because new people can be so exciting for puppies! I suggest watching this video: Dog Jumps on People? Try THIS to Stop Dog From Jumping On Guests
ua-cam.com/video/2YbPCep8AhE/v-deo.html
It explains how to enlist a few trusted people to help your dog generalize the sitting rather than jumping ☺️
What are your recommendations for dogs that haven't had reward/treat training before and become highly aroused and over threshold during training sessions?
Just to clarify- are you asking specifically in the context of training dogs not to jump? Or just in general?
My dog is 24 weeks old. He is a crazy jumper. Will this training still work with him
Absolutely! Your pup has had even less time to "rehearse" that jumping behaviour so far 🙂
Our golden is tough. If a person is across the street she'll know the person is there. But if she gets the chance to visit then she pulls. She is told to sit and she'll comply. The issue comes when she is close to the people. She'll jump and try to mouth things on the ground out of excitement.
If you ever saw the Flintstones with Dino jumping on Fred, that's my greeting every time I enter the house. This is what I have to stop. If I can get this then she's perfect. She is well behaved all around except for the excitement when getting close to other people
I LOVE the Flintstones comparison because I can picture exactly what you mean 😂 This video should help with her jumping on you, and I have a separate video about how I then train the same skill with house guests (ua-cam.com/video/2YbPCep8AhE/v-deo.html). On walks in general I personally prefer not to ask the dog to pre-sit when people are approaching since it's often hard for them to hold that for long (they become like coiled little springs haha). I have a neutrality in motion tutorial coming out June 7th that I think will help you a LOT! It focuses on neutrality to dogs, but it's the same method I use to train dogs to simply walk past humans without a care on sidewalks 🙂
Help! I can't find any force free dog trainers in MA or NH; they are all "balanced trainers" who list all over their websites about how "correction is often necessary" and how "positive only trainers" as they call it are "ineffective" which doesn't mesh well with my understanding of dog psychology
Are there any websites or forums I can check on where force free trainers can find people like me who would like to hire them?
Lots of locations or credential organizations have their own lists (example in Alberta we have the force free alliance with lots of trainers listed). However, if you have Facebook I’d encourage you to check out the group “Positive Force Free R+ Dog
Training Library”. Lots of helpful resources AND people often post asking for trainers in their areas 😊
My dog isn’t jumping on greeting, he jumps and nips when I’m out walking and a stranger walks by.
I'd check out these two videos:
1) Train your dog not to jump on house guests: ua-cam.com/video/2YbPCep8AhE/v-deo.html
2) Neutrality training: ua-cam.com/video/-O1u3T3zS2M/v-deo.html. That video focuses on neutrality to dogs, but same principles could be used for keeping your dog focused on you rather than strangers.
My dog doesn’t jump on me, the person who does the actual training. It’s guests and the other two people in the house, who I don’t trust to follow the training. Off to watch the guests video.
Try to enlist a few friends/family to help you generalize the not jumping! ❤
Much the best on jumping I have ever seen. Will try this thank you.
sad on sharing the lead photo comes up with a dog that's had its ears cropped
Hi! I'm glad you enjoyed the video enough to share, and I appreciate the feedback. Sometimes (especially when filming POV style) I completely forget about taking a photo for the thumbnail. I'm definitely a dog trainer, not a videographer 😂 I'm saving Louie's pic for the next unedited jump session video so you'll likely prefer that thumbnail!