Learn how to get a dog to stop jumping
Stopping your dog from jumping is easier than you think! In this one week course, we'll teach you how to stop your dog from jumping. Keep practising 10 minutes a day and the bad habit will go away.
Why dog jumping can be a bad thing?
When your dog jumps on you and other people it makes it harder for your dog to socialise with people
When a dog constantly jumps up and down, it increased the wear and tear of their joints
If your dog jumps on people on the street, this can be dangerous as some people might be afraid of dogs
Learn How to Get a Dog to Stop Jumping
Jumping is a common behavior in dogs, often stemming from excitement or a desire for attention. This course addresses the reasons behind jumping and provides effective strategies for managing and redirecting this behavior. It begins with understanding the triggers for jumping and teaching dogs more appropriate ways to express their excitement or seek attention.
The training methods include positive reinforcement for keeping all four paws on the ground, as well as alternative behaviors for greeting people. Owners learn how to consistently reinforce these behaviors and how to manage situations where the dog might be more likely to jump.
There are three fundamental things you'll learn with this course
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Learn how to replace the bad habit of jumping with a good one
2
Make sure that your dog won't jump in the future
3
Discover how to manage jumping when your dog is overly excited
How long does it take to get a dog to stop jumping
We worked with animal behaviourists and trainers to create an easy-to-follow seven-step course. If you only spend ten minutes a day for one week, you'll see improvements.
What do you need to get started with the course?
To get a dog to stop jumping you only need some treats. You also need to be committed to practising with your dog at least ten minutes a day for a week
