I. teach him not to jump on family members: it is easiest to teach your dog not to jump on the family and frequent visitors because he has many more opportunities for learning, also, everyone is (hopefully) on the same page and doesn't mind doing a little training. when you come in from outside, and your dog begins to jump, say "oops" and immediately leave through the door.. Teach your dog to not jump up . most dogs jump up to get our attention, for example your dog is likely to jump up at you when they’re excited to see you and want you to interact with them, or in an attempt to communicate that they’re worried about something.. Training your dog not to jump. jumping up on people is a normal part of a dog’s behavior. training your dog not to jump is actually working against nature. jumping is how dogs offer a greeting. have you ever noticed that most dogs greet each other the same way? dogs also jump to get attention. they keep jumping because it keeps working!.
To put this in to practice don’t push your dog away if she jumps on you, rather, stand up, don’t make eye contact. if she still won’t stop jumping, then you need to turn away. the minute her paws.... Before you answer the door, grab a leash and put it on your dog. then use the leash to keep the dog out of jumping up range, even tethering your dog in a secure location if necessary. this strategy is a must if your dog is big, your guests don’t like dogs, or your dog mouths and bites when he or she jumps. on the street, keep enough distance between your dog and anyone unlikely to follow your rules so the jumping isn’t reinforced (and follow strategy number three). strategy number three. The best way to remedy jumping when you arrive home is to ignore your pup. try it for a week. don’t give in! come home and ignore your dog until he’s given up the jumping vigil. keep a basket of balls or squeaky toys by the door. when you come in, toss one on the ground to refocus your dog’s energy..
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