PUPPY TRAINING! How To Stop Your NEWFOUNDLAND From Jumping Up!

PUPPY TRAINING! How To Stop Your NEWFOUNDLAND From Jumping Up! Newfoundlands can be excitable dogs but their strength can make them dangerous if they jump up all the time, today we talk about how to stop your Newfoundland jumping up all together!
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[@Lissa073]

This is excellent information. Very easy to follow this concept, and it makes a lot of sense! Thank you!

[@ZyanaKinderspirits]

When my 6 month old Newfoundland puppy is excited, barking, jumping up, growling and wanting to play.... He doesn't respond to no or a pull on the leash. We have to restrain him with his collar to keep him from mouthing us or jumping up if we can catch him as he jumps away or puppy bows. We wind up physically getting him to go in his kennel to calm dowm. It isnt often maybe once a day but getting him to stop immediately would be be great. He is good at sir, stay, come etc unless he is in this excited state.

[@ProstetnikV]

Hmmpf. I can understand you. No problem. But what is your dialect? Where are you from?

[@fenrirnewfoundlandshow6795]

Thanks for watching! We're based up in the midlands in England

[@lenaharrington7347]

You are very knowledgeable but too much explanation

[@pambaum411]

I'm a little scared of my 9 mo old Newf and I'm looking forward to becoming his leader. His behaviour has been outrageous and now I'll be trying to catch up in his training.

[@willathertoncaninetraining]

Hey Pam, thanks for watching! Hopefully our channel can help with training tips and advice but if you're looking for a little more support we've got a free training course that might be really helpful. Head over to our website for more details: leader.fenrircanineleaders.co.uk/pcb1624251731913