now what if the dog is a full grown German Shepherd and only jumps if a new person walks in? Do i just take advantage of the new person walking in and start training?
@AllTimeChazi In initial training it is a very good idea to tether the dog like the experienced ASPCA trainer is doing here. The tether aids the training by preventing the dog from jumping. Once the dog isn't jumping while tethered, then you can move on to the next step. It's always best to convince a dog to position himself rather than physically manipulate. You want a dog to offer the behavior on his own. If you physically manipulate them they may only offer behavior in YOUR presence ONLY.
Using this method teaches the dog that in order to get treats, he must sit or remain on all four paws. So what happens if you don't have treats? The dog will jump on you. It doesn't teach your dog to not jump on you at ALL times. At one point in the video the dog was about to jump but the lady told it to sit, and instead of jumping, it sat. You can use that method too (tell your dog to perform another behaviour when it's about to jump).
@MBLAQandAnimals I would recommend reading up on "variable reinforcement schedules." In the beginning it is important to reward heavily especially if the jumping behavior is really strong. It's also important to reward the dog heavily for any sits that are offered on their own. That way over time the dog will begin to offer a sit instead of a jump. Treats need to be stuffed everywhere around the home for capturing behaviors. Mix treat rewards with belly praise, belly rubs, play, etc.
@MBLAQandAnimals I would recommend reading up on "variable reinforcement schedules." In the beginning it is important to reward heavily especially if the jumping behavior is really strong. It's also important to reward the dog heavily for any sits that are offered on their own. That way over time the dog will begin to offer a sit instead of a jump. Treats need to be stuffed everywhere around the home for capturing behaviors. Mix treat rewards with belly praise, belly rubs, play, etc.
How can i stop my dog jumping up when i go to put his lead on? He starts jumping as soon as he sees the lead. I tried turning my back on him but he continually jumps and either comes around in front of me to jump up, or if i stand against the wall, he pushes his way inbetween forcing me back. I have tried standing there ignoring him for a minute but i have to leave to avoid my clothes getting wrecked and my arms scratched
We've been having so much problems with our new puppy jumping on us and this video has helped in 5 min. He immediately understood! Thank you so much! Do you have any videos on training them not to jump on young kids that can't do this exercise?
@fraudrea7 Not really. You use very small bits of low-cal, high-value treats. Some dogs are highly food motivated wheras others will work for praise and attention. You can also use a dog's meals as their reward so they're not getting additional foods or treats. All dogs differ, but generally a well-exercised dog who is fed the right amounts will not get "fat" just by getting treats during training sessions.
Hi i have a tea cup maltese named Kayla she very small and loves to jump up on people like my friend Nick the last time Nick came over she bit him and i never taught her to stop biting and i wanted to know if you can help he not hurt its just i dont want Kayla to be biting all of our house guest and i tried the other people videos they dont work but im hoping you can help me plz reply!!!plz HELP!!!!!!!
You're not alone. Lots of common dog habits can be frustrating, and many pet parents lose their tempers sometimes. Don't be too hard on yourself. Just spend some quality time with your dog. Try playing a game, taking a walk together or feeding him some treats. He'll come around.
If you're truly feeling suicidal, please get help! Here are a few resources:
@l6ST11 How old is your dog? and don't worry about your dog ignoring you because in the end the dog has to eat the food of their masters crumb. Just remember you have to in the authority and the dog has to be submissive towards you. Dog eating your cupcake is not a good sign of authority he is basically doing what he likes. Next time rather then yelling at him, make a territorial marks. I can't type everything but free feel to email me.
My dog knows that he isn't allowed to jump, so what he does is hit ad run. I haven't been able to find anything on how to correct a dog when he isn't there, to correct him
check out the amazing dog man. Basically, instead of ignoring the dog, when it jumps, you grab it's paws and then tell it 'off' so the dog associates it's paws being grabbed(they dont like it) with jumping...pavlov would be so proud
It's a good video but the trainer is giving the treats too soon. She should have waited till the dog was completely calm to give it the treat instead of giving the treat as soon as the dog jumped off.
I appreciate seeing someone using dogs that are currently being trained. Watching most of the other videos that use already-trained dogs are not nearly as helpful. Great series of videos!
nope wouldnt work on my 7 stone 11 month old dobermann pup tried ignore when i come home from work he just got more determined and excited to greet me, found hanging onto his front paws when he jumps till he pulls em away works betta with off command.
Yates88crn and LunaFiskGal: Watch the Dog Whisperer: "Jumping Border Collie". Big dogs like yours need to learn not to jump up on people, otherwise you'll be in a lifetime of misery.
This does not work with my 99.5 pound Chesapeake Bay Retriever. When I turn my back, he just humps me.... Can you send Victoria Stillwell to my house please. lol
i tried this with my dog and she doesnt care if your back is turned she will just keep jumping on your back. not to mention it hurts, and she hurts little kids. shes a 5 1/2 month old German shepherd
now what if the dog is a full grown German Shepherd and only jumps if a new person walks in? Do i just take advantage of the new person walking in and start training?
Qofdeath 1 month ago
@AllTimeChazi In initial training it is a very good idea to tether the dog like the experienced ASPCA trainer is doing here. The tether aids the training by preventing the dog from jumping. Once the dog isn't jumping while tethered, then you can move on to the next step. It's always best to convince a dog to position himself rather than physically manipulate. You want a dog to offer the behavior on his own. If you physically manipulate them they may only offer behavior in YOUR presence ONLY.
ShelterDogs 4 months ago
Using this method teaches the dog that in order to get treats, he must sit or remain on all four paws. So what happens if you don't have treats? The dog will jump on you. It doesn't teach your dog to not jump on you at ALL times. At one point in the video the dog was about to jump but the lady told it to sit, and instead of jumping, it sat. You can use that method too (tell your dog to perform another behaviour when it's about to jump).
MBLAQandAnimals 4 months ago
@MBLAQandAnimals I would recommend reading up on "variable reinforcement schedules." In the beginning it is important to reward heavily especially if the jumping behavior is really strong. It's also important to reward the dog heavily for any sits that are offered on their own. That way over time the dog will begin to offer a sit instead of a jump. Treats need to be stuffed everywhere around the home for capturing behaviors. Mix treat rewards with belly praise, belly rubs, play, etc.
ShelterDogs 4 months ago
@MBLAQandAnimals I would recommend reading up on "variable reinforcement schedules." In the beginning it is important to reward heavily especially if the jumping behavior is really strong. It's also important to reward the dog heavily for any sits that are offered on their own. That way over time the dog will begin to offer a sit instead of a jump. Treats need to be stuffed everywhere around the home for capturing behaviors. Mix treat rewards with belly praise, belly rubs, play, etc.
ShelterDogs 4 months ago
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MBLAQandAnimals 4 months ago
Great video! but is it okay to feed my dog broken up pieces of teeth whitening and breath refreshing treats as a snack?
lolgirl9513 7 months ago
very good demonstration with Positive :o))
abirdslife 8 months ago
Great video! Thanks!!
windwhisperer11 8 months ago
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How can i stop my dog jumping up when i go to put his lead on? He starts jumping as soon as he sees the lead. I tried turning my back on him but he continually jumps and either comes around in front of me to jump up, or if i stand against the wall, he pushes his way inbetween forcing me back. I have tried standing there ignoring him for a minute but i have to leave to avoid my clothes getting wrecked and my arms scratched
nicojo98 9 months ago
We've been having so much problems with our new puppy jumping on us and this video has helped in 5 min. He immediately understood! Thank you so much! Do you have any videos on training them not to jump on young kids that can't do this exercise?
lightbreaksthrough 9 months ago
Pretty good advice, but my dog would get so fat if I keep "treating" him like that. It's better to highly praise and pet, not feed.
fraudrea7 11 months ago
@fraudrea7 Not really. You use very small bits of low-cal, high-value treats. Some dogs are highly food motivated wheras others will work for praise and attention. You can also use a dog's meals as their reward so they're not getting additional foods or treats. All dogs differ, but generally a well-exercised dog who is fed the right amounts will not get "fat" just by getting treats during training sessions.
crestviewdogcare 9 months ago
Hi i have a tea cup maltese named Kayla she very small and loves to jump up on people like my friend Nick the last time Nick came over she bit him and i never taught her to stop biting and i wanted to know if you can help he not hurt its just i dont want Kayla to be biting all of our house guest and i tried the other people videos they dont work but im hoping you can help me plz reply!!!plz HELP!!!!!!!
MusicFreak590 11 months ago
Hi, yesterday I was mad at my dog because he ate my cupcake, I shouted really loud.
I said words i really didn't mean, now my dog ignores me...
I tried everything but no succes. I starting to have suicidal thoughts, i really miss my dog
can you help me pls??
thank you
l6ST11 1 year ago
@l6ST11,
You're not alone. Lots of common dog habits can be frustrating, and many pet parents lose their tempers sometimes. Don't be too hard on yourself. Just spend some quality time with your dog. Try playing a game, taking a walk together or feeding him some treats. He'll come around.
If you're truly feeling suicidal, please get help! Here are a few resources:
National Suicide Prevention Hotline
1-800-SUICIDE (784-2433)
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1-800-273-TALK (8255)
ASPCAABC 1 year ago 6
@ASPCAABC no it's ok, it was just a cupcake, thnx for the support
l6ST11 1 year ago
@l6ST11 How old is your dog? and don't worry about your dog ignoring you because in the end the dog has to eat the food of their masters crumb. Just remember you have to in the authority and the dog has to be submissive towards you. Dog eating your cupcake is not a good sign of authority he is basically doing what he likes. Next time rather then yelling at him, make a territorial marks. I can't type everything but free feel to email me.
paulmoktan 1 month ago
dose it hurt? a dogs neva jumped on me b4 im getting 1 soon im scared it'll jump on me
angelbabiex2 1 year ago
My puppy never jumps on me, but jumps on other people (because people on the streets keep petting her after she jumps on them).
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tosan1 1 year ago
good vid
MrNerfwii 1 year ago
Can I jump on you Kristen?
CodeTwo2 1 year ago
@CodeTwo2 waaahahaahaa very good comment
l6ST11 1 year ago
My dog knows that he isn't allowed to jump, so what he does is hit ad run. I haven't been able to find anything on how to correct a dog when he isn't there, to correct him
TheRedPillNews 1 year ago
thats really cool
TheEvanRoss 1 year ago
same my dog wen i give it water it starts to jump on me and it gets on my nerves
rkon1000 1 year ago
i have an american bulldog and he weighs 50 kgs, he will push me over if i turn my back on him and start to hump the back of my head.
bloodtyredeyes 1 year ago
great video but what if your dog doesnt preform well on a leash?
AnamousDrummer 1 year ago
check out the amazing dog man. Basically, instead of ignoring the dog, when it jumps, you grab it's paws and then tell it 'off' so the dog associates it's paws being grabbed(they dont like it) with jumping...pavlov would be so proud
giantsfan245 1 year ago
what if my dog is BIG and i cant do that
RabidDog51 1 year ago
@RabidDog51 taze the dog then when he wakes up treat him
Camy415 1 year ago
It's a good video but the trainer is giving the treats too soon. She should have waited till the dog was completely calm to give it the treat instead of giving the treat as soon as the dog jumped off.
OnyxHowly 1 year ago
what breed is that dog?
kyoranlee 1 year ago
@kyoranlee looks kind of like a chuwawah idk how to spell lol
rkon1000 1 year ago
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kyoranlee 1 year ago
I appreciate seeing someone using dogs that are currently being trained. Watching most of the other videos that use already-trained dogs are not nearly as helpful. Great series of videos!
danddsuncle 1 year ago
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DCKLBS 1 year ago
thx, but can u demostrate wid a big breed adult dog ?
yuvjatt 1 year ago
How do you "not pay any attention" if your dog is 100 lbs and can knock you over when he jumps on you?
buddhasis 1 year ago
I hope you turn your back on me so I can work on bending it.
JoshuaXiong 1 year ago
the trainer is so darn CUTE it's distracting!!!
zabezabe 1 year ago
I like how they use a dog that is actually misbehaving, instead of using a perfectly trained dog!
tresfinas 1 year ago
thank you so much i got mine trained with your tip the best :]
thefuckinfish 1 year ago
the trainer is cute!
zabezabe 1 year ago
nope wouldnt work on my 7 stone 11 month old dobermann pup tried ignore when i come home from work he just got more determined and excited to greet me, found hanging onto his front paws when he jumps till he pulls em away works betta with off command.
snoopslittledawgy 1 year ago
Turning your back on big dogs (even small ones) is not the greatest idea. This is an easy sign of weakness.
I'd do something as simple as your normal corrective sound (anything) and if it continues, just ignore without turning away.
Death176a 2 years ago
excellent video positive reinforcement for positive behavior
MusikLover83 2 years ago
Yates88crn and LunaFiskGal: Watch the Dog Whisperer: "Jumping Border Collie". Big dogs like yours need to learn not to jump up on people, otherwise you'll be in a lifetime of misery.
saladwagon 2 years ago
This works on my toy poodle. Its easy for my 5 yr old daughter to do when he jumps on her.
mrv963 2 years ago
This does not work with my 99.5 pound Chesapeake Bay Retriever. When I turn my back, he just humps me.... Can you send Victoria Stillwell to my house please. lol
yates88rcn 2 years ago
lol thats so funny just keep trying
FalkenCaddy 1 year ago
Great video. A lot better than Expert Village. All they said was to practice outside and inside, to prepare your dog. But, this video is 5 stars.
kickassdirtwheels123 2 years ago
I think this is the best video. Thanks. All the other is only talk.
iloccos 2 years ago 11
i tried this with my dog and she doesnt care if your back is turned she will just keep jumping on your back. not to mention it hurts, and she hurts little kids. shes a 5 1/2 month old German shepherd
LunafiskGAL 2 years ago
thank you so much. i will try this to my jumping dog.
yadetang 2 years ago
thanks
REBEL4DIXIELAND88 2 years ago
thanks!! I'm going to try this!
SimonMcCfan 2 years ago
I'd like to jump on her.
mindat21 2 years ago
i wish my puppy stop humping me
andrea200830 2 years ago
thanks so much for this! nice video =D ill see if this works with my puppy
LilSakari 2 years ago
thanks it helped but idk why this video was just so annoying
XxXMaggotArmyXxX 2 years ago
Wow this was really helpful
agutierrez20 2 years ago
GAH every video i have seen my dogs to big hell just jump and knock me over
giggles0897 3 years ago
This dog learnsfast it took my dog a week lols
akaunknown1 3 years ago
LOVE THE NARRATOR, ill see if i can use this on my new puppy.
nizmolee 3 years ago
THANK!
nizmolee 3 years ago