Dog Training, Feeding & Care : How to Teach Your Dog Not to Jump

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Uploaded by on Dec 27, 2008

Teaching dogs not to jump requires correcting the dog as soon as they jump, making the dog stay before they get excited and praising them when they sit. Get a dog to stop jumping on guests with tips from a certified dog trainer in this free video on pet care.

Expert: James Pakman
Contact: www.sycamore-stables.com
Bio: James Pakman is a professional, certified dog trainer who has been working at Sycamore Stables horse and dog facility in Amherst, Mass. for several years.
Filmmaker: David Pakman

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  • before the dog actually jumps you get her all excited almost like your encouraging her to jump and then tell her no!

  • maybe you should be hung in a leash

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  • hey is that a ridgeback? because i have one and he just pulls and yanks and drags and its impossible to walk him and he jumps all over my house guests..

  • how do i get my dog to jump like really high? llike k9 dog high?

  • Utter Gash.

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  • This is the worst advice I've ever seen given. You should tell your dog "OFF" while turning your back.

  • Why do you say "No" to the dog after he sits down?? You are correcting him for sitting. The best way to stop a dog from jumping is to hang them in the leashe until the dog strugles to get down agian. Do this a few times and your dog will never jump agian...Trust me...

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