How To Stop Dogs Jumping

If you want to stop dogs jumping it can take some
time and effort to accomplish this goal.

Dogs can get into trouble in many situations
with jumping and this can be very disruptive to
a household. Getting jumping under control can
help you to have a dog that does not annoy you
constantly with this bad behavior.

You will want to make sure that you are very
diligent about training and this can help you to
correct this behavior quickly and your dog will
want to please you with good behavior when your
expectations are clear.

Dogs can have a problem with jumping in a couple
of different ways. You may find that when people
enter into your home, your dog may jump on them.
This can be very dangerous for young children and
even older people. You will want to work with
your dog every time someone comes into your
house to stop this bad behavior.

You will want to make sure that your dog is not
the first one to the door when someone knocks or
rings the doorbell. Your dog should know to
stand behind you and wait to greet this person
if this is warranted.

Some people do not like dogs and you do not want
to have that dog that jumps all over them when
they visit your home. Putting your dog up will
not allow for teaching opportunities and you may
want to reconsider putting your dog up each time
someone comes over.

Another common problem with dog jumping is
getting into things. Many dogs learn that they
can jump on counters to get into things and this
can be a very frustrating problem for many dog
owners.

A dog may jump on a counter and get into food or
other areas where they are not allowed. You
should make sure that you are keeping a close
eye on your dog at all times and this can help
you to catch them in the act so you can curb
this behavior.

If you are someone that is working during the
day, you will want to think about kenneling your
dog while you are away. This can help to stop
this behavior and you will be able to have more
control over your dog when you are at work.

To stop dogs jumping you will need to put a plan
in action. You should not accept this as normal
dog behavior and you can stop this jumping by
being more proactive in your training. You will
likely need to spend a great deal of time with
your dog to overcome this problem, but many dogs
are eager to please you and this can help you to
prevent jumping from your dog.


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