'Consistent' does not work when you're in a park and a stranger has a squeeky toy, and holds it up high, or some one reacts to your dog by holding their arms in the air, consistent is impossible when out and about, and the idea of keeping the dog on the lead all the time just in case you might meet one of these situations isn't a great prospect either. What I really need is help when the dog has decided to jump up at a stranger in the distance and you haven't been able to get to them in time. That would be genuine help and something no one seems to offer?
Well my dog is a year old pitbull he jumps on me & everybody else another he is so powerful that after a long day of work the last thing i wanna do is to be in his company & the worst part he does it all in the name of playing he doesn't know whats the right time to play but he is never agressive though.
@@timothycurnock9162 that is just cruel and is not giving the dog an alternative behavior to perform. He is just jumping up because he is excited to see you. Imagine if you were excited to see someone and they sprayed you in the face because they found you annoying. If you insist on doing this with a spray bottle, you should then at least also give him praise and greet him when he has stopped jumping so that he knows what to do.
Thank you so much I've got a 50lbs lab puppy that's only getting bigger and a 40lbs labradoodle they both love to jump and I just want to fix it. You have just given me the help I need for that
Amen! Wait until a 100 pounder jumps on granny or the friend who thinks it’s hilarious to let his dog jump all over everyone and everything, including vehicles!
I've tried all these things with no avail! Even trying one method for weeks at a time and no dent in his cute big was head! Still looking for new method that actually works!
I have a goldendoodle( mutt). For the life of me i can't get her to stop raring up! Funny story behind that but i started workibg with her at 4 mo. Just when i think "ok she's got it" then no! Thought i was a pretty ok trainer for my dog but maybe not so much! Lol. Still tryin, any hints / advice needed. Other than tgat couldn't ask for a better dog.
Of all the dogs and different breeds this variety of bully is so stubborn, she jumps up on us coming in the door because she missed us, my 6 yr old got scratched so now the child thinks the dog doesn't love her anymore😐 and my girl has been so good with her, picks up behind her feeds, waters, plays and grooms her. I don't want to get a shock collar like some folks have mentioned, she doesn't understand and I don't want to hurt the dog since I've raised her from 5weeks due to the mom having complications.
I've been trying ot get my 4 year old shepherd to stop jumping for 3 months now ever since i adopted her, her previous owners never trained her beyond sit so she just wont listen and im at my wits end. its to the point where i have to banish her outside constantly because i cant handle a 110lb german shepherd launching off at me constantly. its not just when i come in but when all the time. i can be laying on the couch, trying to eat trying to open my mail. trying to sweep or swiffer and she simply NEVER settles down. no amount of positive or negative reinforcement seems to work and im not willing to smack her around like some video suggest. the only thing that seems to stop her is rolling up a news paper and hitting my own leg with it loudly and she tucks her tail and cowers in the corner for a bit. ive never beat her but i suspect her previous owners did and i feel so guilty for triggering that response in her but its the only way for me to get any peace in my household. im almost to the point of trying to find her a new home becasue nothign is working :( i had hoped that i could use these tactics but 3 months later no change and i jsut dont know what to do
good video but is only for the inside house..What do i do when i am on the beach and my dog run to somebody and start jumping??!My dog is 50 kg and realy don twant troble ..And will be big troble if she do it one day to a kid...:/
Ecollars work wonderfully if taught how to use them properly. Effective tool, that doesn’t harm the dog. Again seek professional guidance, they get a bad rap because morons crank them up and buy cheap ones .
Maya Rego - General theories work for all dogs in general, but the commenter has a point. Some dogs are way over the top and it isn’t as easy as the video makes it out to be, especially with multiple dogs. I’d love to see an unedited video of her training a hyper and dominant 150lb Mastiff or working GSD.
Bullshit. My Boston can jump up to 5 feet to kiss my visitors and if I try to stop or restrain him his anxiety level rises so much that I thinking he's having a seizure
'Consistent' does not work when you're in a park and a stranger has a squeeky toy, and holds it up high, or some one reacts to your dog by holding their arms in the air, consistent is impossible when out and about, and the idea of keeping the dog on the lead all the time just in case you might meet one of these situations isn't a great prospect either. What I really need is help when the dog has decided to jump up at a stranger in the distance and you haven't been able to get to them in time. That would be genuine help and something no one seems to offer?
Well my dog is a year old pitbull he jumps on me & everybody else another he is so powerful that after a long day of work the last thing i wanna do is to be in his company & the worst part he does it all in the name of playing he doesn't know whats the right time to play but he is never agressive though.
Has it gotten better?I'm going through the same thing with my roommates dog
mine is the same way... unfortunely this didnt work at all :(
Same here. None of this advice that she's telling is working and I have roommates
Use a water bottle and spray it in the face. Have the laying around, hopefully the same color like red or something. It sort of helps.
@@timothycurnock9162 that is just cruel and is not giving the dog an alternative behavior to perform. He is just jumping up because he is excited to see you. Imagine if you were excited to see someone and they sprayed you in the face because they found you annoying. If you insist on doing this with a spray bottle, you should then at least also give him praise and greet him when he has stopped jumping so that he knows what to do.
Thank you so much I've got a 50lbs lab puppy that's only getting bigger and a 40lbs labradoodle they both love to jump and I just want to fix it. You have just given me the help I need for that
1:08 my dog has been climbing over crates ever since he was a young pup...now he jumper over them lmfao
Leonardo da Vinci yes I have that problem too
Incredibly helpful, thank you so much!
2:08 pauses, Grandma waves.. "Even Grandma"
You should do a video on how to train Grandma.
HA!
More like how to train my sisters they just let the dogs jump all over them.
Maddy Hoverter same...
Amen! Wait until a 100 pounder jumps on granny or the friend who thinks it’s hilarious to let his dog jump all over everyone and everything, including vehicles!
I've tried all these things with no avail! Even trying one method for weeks at a time and no dent in his cute big was head! Still looking for new method that actually works!
I have a goldendoodle( mutt). For the life of me i can't get her to stop raring up! Funny story behind that but i started workibg with her at 4 mo. Just when i think "ok she's got it" then no! Thought i was a pretty ok trainer for my dog but maybe not so much! Lol. Still tryin, any hints / advice needed. Other than tgat couldn't ask for a better dog.
4 on the floor 🐕😊
Of all the dogs and different breeds this variety of bully is so stubborn, she jumps up on us coming in the door because she missed us, my 6 yr old got scratched so now the child thinks the dog doesn't love her anymore😐 and my girl has been so good with her, picks up behind her feeds, waters, plays and grooms her. I don't want to get a shock collar like some folks have mentioned, she doesn't understand and I don't want to hurt the dog since I've raised her from 5weeks due to the mom having complications.
Short Fuse shoot me a message on my instagram: dogwoodcaninetrainingllc I will give you some pointers.
I've been trying ot get my 4 year old shepherd to stop jumping for 3 months now ever since i adopted her, her previous owners never trained her beyond sit so she just wont listen and im at my wits end. its to the point where i have to banish her outside constantly because i cant handle a 110lb german shepherd launching off at me constantly. its not just when i come in but when all the time. i can be laying on the couch, trying to eat trying to open my mail. trying to sweep or swiffer and she simply NEVER settles down. no amount of positive or negative reinforcement seems to work and im not willing to smack her around like some video suggest. the only thing that seems to stop her is rolling up a news paper and hitting my own leg with it loudly and she tucks her tail and cowers in the corner for a bit. ive never beat her but i suspect her previous owners did and i feel so guilty for triggering that response in her but its the only way for me to get any peace in my household. im almost to the point of trying to find her a new home becasue nothign is working :( i had hoped that i could use these tactics but 3 months later no change and i jsut dont know what to do
John G try petsmart. They have a training program
Or crate training may help her calm down
How do you train a dog to stop biting at your feet when you walk ??
My dog is like 1:05 but he bites need more HELP
good video but is only for the inside house..What do i do when i am on the beach and my dog run to somebody and start jumping??!My dog is 50 kg and realy don twant troble ..And will be big troble if she do it one day to a kid...:/
Leash your dog if your dog rushes up to people and jumps on them. Teach recall.
Ecollars work wonderfully if taught how to use them properly. Effective tool, that doesn’t harm the dog. Again seek professional guidance, they get a bad rap because morons crank them up and buy cheap ones .
This video was helpful. Thanks
My dog jumps on other dogs
Dogkour
sameee
That thousand yard stare
She has an extremely high iq like the dog.
Ahhh this makes sense
it doesn't work for a mastiff
It works for any breed :)
Maya Rego - General theories work for all dogs in general, but the commenter has a point. Some dogs are way over the top and it isn’t as easy as the video makes it out to be, especially with multiple dogs. I’d love to see an unedited video of her training a hyper and dominant 150lb Mastiff or working GSD.
My dog is a robot.
Yeah none of this is helping. Don't know if it's us or the dog
It's the dog it has an extremely low iq much like a machine.
Bullshit. My Boston can jump up to 5 feet to kiss my visitors and if I try to stop or restrain him his anxiety level rises so much that I thinking he's having a seizure
“Even Grandma”
Really not good advise
Yeah get a smart breed dog. I agree with tim.
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its harder to pay attention when the chick is hot. I had to listen to this like 3 times