Dog Training Tips - stop Puppy From Jumping and reaching


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Dog Training Tips - stop Puppy From Jumping and reaching

When your puppy jumps up, do you give him attention? Don't straight away greet your puppy. If your puppy jumps up on you, don't use your hands to push him away. Never kick or knee your puppy. When your guests arrive, attach the leash to your puppy's collar. As guests arrive, ask them to ignore your puppy until he calms down. When the two of you are playing

All puppies get excited when they're playing. Use “sit and stay” to help your puppy control his urge to jump.

Don't tease your puppy with his toy. Remember to reward your puppy for good behaviour.

It's cute when a little puppy puts his paws on you and begs to be picked up. But supporting this behaviour or providing it unchecked can cause disappointment and injury as your puppy grows.
When your puppy jumps up, do you give him attention? Do you reach down and pet your puppy when he paws you? Do you greet him excitedly when you return home? Do you hold his toy just out of reach, causing him to jump for it? All of these things encourage and reward your puppy's jumping behaviour. Know when your puppy is going to jump up and be prepared.

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When You Come Home

Stay calm and quiet when you get home. Don't straight away greet your puppy. If he is confined and needs to go outside, do this with as few words as possible. If your puppy jumps up on you, don't use your hands to push him away. He might think you want to play.

Instead, give a little “bump” with your leg, say “Off!” in a stern tone of voice and turn away from him. A “bump” is a small movement used to get your puppy's paws off your leg. Never kick or knee your puppy. When he has all four paws on the floor, calmly praise him and continue what you were doing. Repeat this exercise as many times as necessary.

When you have guests arriving

Keep a leash by the front door. When your guests arrive, attach the leash to your puppy's collar. Tell him to “Sit”. Stand on part of the leash, leaving your puppy enough to sit comfortably erect. Hold the other end in your hand.

As guests arrive, ask them to ignore your puppy until he calms down. If he stands or tries to jump up, tell him to “sit” and go back to greeting your guests. This is a very difficult exercise for your puppy. If he sits still at all, calmly reward him.

Once you're seated, have your puppy sit next to you. Intertwine the leash under your foot and hold the other end. Your puppy will appreciate something to chew on while he waits to be released. When he is calm, have your guests offer him a treat. Keep him leashed so that you can restrain him if he gets too excited.



When the two of you are playing

All puppies get excited when they're playing. If your puppy jumps up on you, use the “Off!” command as described above. Use “sit and stay” to help your puppy control his urge to jump.

Be conscious of any actions that might encourage your puppy to jump up on you during play time. Don't play tugging games. Teach him to fetch and release instead. Don't tease your puppy with his toy. Hold it close to your body, or throw it. Beckoning it in the air above him teaches him to jump and snap.

Applause the positive

...so that you can eliminate the negative. We place a lot of emphasis on correcting our puppy's behavior issues. Remember to reward your puppy for good behaviour. If he is sitting quietly, or chewing on his toy, say “Good Boy!” and give him a pat on the head. Puppies love to do things over again when they find it is rewarding

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