Do not talk, touch, or look at your jumping dog. Your dog learns to avoid jumping.
1 Disregard Jumping
Your dog deserves praise, awards, and attention when all four paws are down. Each paw on the ground reinforces desired conduct.
2 Advocate Good Conduct
To jump, tell your dog "Off" or "Down," meaning get off. Give your dog this command and reward them for jumping.
3 Use Commands
First sit or lie down your dog before jumping up. Reward alternative conduct.
4 Behaviour Redirect
Invite relatives and friends to practise greetings. Ask for attention only when your dog is calm and not jumping. Apply the same guidelines to all dog visits.
5 Practice with Visitors
Physical and mental exercise prevents dog boredom and jumping.
6 Give Enough Exercise
Train steadily. Dogs need consistency to behave well.
7 Be Waiting
Avoid hefty penalties to cease jumping. Confusing your dog might cause anxiety.
8 Avoid Punishment
Leashes, harnesses, and training collars control dog behaviour. A trained trainer can help you use these equipment humanely.
9 Employ Training Aids
An professional dog trainer or behaviourist can provide personalised direction and support to educate your dog not to jump up