Jumping
Puppies are playful, happy, and full of energy. They long for attention and praise and it is extremely difficult not to indulge them no matter what they do. But giving in to that impulse and not correcting puppy misbehavior can lead to problems like dog jumping.
As the dog gets older and larger, the owner cannot understand why it is so hard to break the jumping habit. People, most unknowingly, rewarded inappropriate behavior, and then, want it to stop. That only confuses your dog.
Here is where positive reinforcement, punishment-free obedience training pays off. If your dog has been trained to “SIT-STAY” until you give a release command, all you will have to do is give the “SIT-STAY”cue.
April 15, 2020 posted by Editor
Break dog jumping habit with training and patience. Do not encourage jumping games and don’t let your dog jump on other people.
Posted in Dog training, Home page | Tagged Canine manners, Dog manners, Dog training tips, Jumping |
April 25, 2018 posted by Editor
Start early to prevent dog jumping. Be consistent and train your dog to sit calmly rather than jump to show excitement. Always reward your dog for good behavior.
Posted in Dog training, Home page | Tagged Dog manners, Jumping
October 29, 2017 posted by Editor
Use patience, education and positive reinforcement to make sure your pup has good dog manners. Don’t allow jumping, begging or mouthiness.
Posted in Dog training, Home page | Tagged Begging, Biting, Canine manners, Chewing, Dog begging, Dog manners, Dog training tips, Jumping
