Prepare yourself by making a list of all the situations in which your dog might usually jump up and plan to be quick to interact with them before they do – for example, have a handful of treats or their favourite toy with you when coming home from work, if this is a trigger point for them, open the door and go straight down to engage with them before they start jumping up.. Do not try to grab your dog or push him away. this could also lead to more jumping. do not knee your dog in the chest, step on his back toes, grab or pinch his front toes, or otherwise cause him pain or discomfort. hurting and scaring your dog are not effective training methods. teaching your dog not to jump can be challenging.. Another appropriate greeting behavior is sitting for pets and hellos. like the training method above, your dog will learn that when their bum is on the floor, attention comes their way, but when....
Teaching your dog not to jump up on you or your guests may seem like an impossible task, especially if you have a dog who loves people (and people who love dogs)! how many times have your guests been greeted at the door by your overenthusiastic canine’s nose and front feet, while you haplessly shout […].
