Train Your Dog Not to JUMP on People
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มี.ค. 2022
- How to train your dog not to jump on people is a basic skill that all dogs and puppies should learn from an early age. It can be dangerous for small children or older people. Dogs that jump on people usually do so because of two issues: insecurity or dominance. Even though it can be a playful behavior, it is something that should controlled. In this video lesson I show you how to teach your dog not to jump up on you or other people.
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Robert displays incredible patience in teaching "her". 👏
Main Difficulty is to teach the human to break their "unconscious " habits/ behavior.
I applaud her bravery in being filmed. It stressed me out seeing her not follow the guidance at first though 🥀
Wow! I applied the "take her space" method and it worked on our exuberantly jumping Stabihoun within about 30 seconds. It really is, as Robert states, a matter of accepting and embracing the fact you must be in control of your dog.
I work at an animal shelter. We use this method to discourage jumping. Dogs really understand what is being asked. We teach it to our adopters, it’s easy to learn. It’s also a very kind way of solving the problem that doesn’t damage your relationship with your dog . Thanks Robert.
thank you for helping shelter dogs!
My cats inspire me daily. They inspire me to get a dog! 😅😅😅
lol this lady needs to change the way she talk to her dog. I mean the whole attitude is far from wanting to learn, she's just bored lol. Robert is such a good trainer, I've learned SO MUCH from him!!! Much love and respect from Norwa ! ! !
When Robert was talking about her tone while giving commands..I was laughing to myself. That was the same conversation I had with my trainer when I started taking my GSD puppy to lessons!
Explain please
@@jeffcaptain6738 Just that my trainer had the same conversation with me with my tone of voice when giving commands. We have had it a few times. I am a first time owner.
@@camillahunt3247 thanks
I had this problem when learning to ride horses. I was a very soft kind rider and learning to be a little more stern was hard for me. I’m great with my dogs!
This is the single hardest thing for me to teach my clients, such a natural behavior and so easy to inadvertently encourage. I have not tried having them step on the leash, Will do this next time, thanks
Best solution.
I've been watching Robert for a long time but just now joined the membership!
Thanks
Wish I found your videos sooner .
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
You are so good at training the people, explaining things that they need to help their dogs. Thanks.
Awesome. Thank you for this video !
Great content, great channel, great instructor. Much respect sir.
Very nice client interaction there.
Great video, that dog can really jump
The hand of God is in everything we do. Everything. Great video.❤️
I used a collar to train my BM. He got a good tug with an emphatic NO, and it only took 2 days to get him to stop for good.
Cesar Milan :" I REHABILITATE DOGS. I TRAIN PEOPLE "
Most underrated trainer out here
Love your videos Robert! I myself have a lab that Ihave trained following roberts principles. She can now nicely walk on the leash and it was not easy but using the right equipment and knowing how to use it really helped.
Thanks again Robert for these informative videos Fr one the best dog trainers out here
Thank you. I’m humbled.
It's amazing how clear Robert was with instructions, and she immediately failed to apply what he asked her to do. People really just get lost in the moment, I guess.
Same my dog jumping
She needs to have a FIRM VOICE not a mean voice just a FIRM VOICE.
And just ONE cue. Too many people are saying "uh-uh. No! No jumping... Fido!. Hey hey!" (it's a wonder our dogs don't all head for the hills out of pure insanity! 😆)
My husky/ lab puppy 6 months jumps and jumps my legs , I’ve tried the ignore him , turn away , but he still will do it , HELP !! @robert
I had to yank the leash of my pitbull midair causing him to flip and yelling no. Taught him in 2 days. Lol. He was knocking people over when he would jump on them.
So you punished him because you are unable to out smart a dog read between the lines and you will see what I wanted to post
@Theodore Hyatt Sit your self righteous a** down.
@@theodorehyatt1782 torture nah. Punish, eh maybe a little. Wouldnt have it any other way. Taught him quick and easy. Rather my grandma falling down and breaking her pelvic bone or my mom blowing out his knees. Live in rural oklahoma. No dog trainers in site.
My dog won't jump on me but does with other people when we meet them on a walk. Is there another video that covers this?
Same applies.
I wish I could make people watch your videos even if it's just the trailers maybe they would train their dogs not to jump all over me I won't let my dog jump on them respect
I stood on the leash of my yellow lab to stop her jumping. She is very strong, jerked it out from under my foot and I landed on my rear end. Hurt for 2 days. 😫
Put knots in the leash to prevent that.
What you stated at 1:17 was amazing
Yep- and that's why anger and yelling and nagging aren't effective. Learning how to teach your dog what each cue means with help from a trainer is the way to go. Engagement-based training is awesome- where you develop a dog who is excited to learn because it's fun for both of you! Otherwise.. I mean, assuming it's not a working dog, why have a dog?
She needs the training more than her dog
Usually the case.
Better to just move and push the dog back so the dog will lose balance and fall off. Good I started right away with my puppy.
This dog would be great if it’s owner was able to listen and actually use his guidance
The hardest thing for me is teaching my husband to not use an angry tone. He thinks that is the correct tone every "order command" to the dogs.
Yeah, that isn't necessary, rather it can cause stress in dogs. When you've taught a dog a cue, it's a simple command with no emotion behind it. You can watch expert trainers do this all the time in obedience competition, etc. The trick is using a tone consistently as dogs listen to tone more than the word. Meaning, if you say "sit" with an "up-speak" at the end vs saying it flat, for example, that makes a big difference to a dog.
The annoying thing with my amstaff is ..she doesn't dare to jump on me but off leash she will jump on people.
and does she have long leash on while being 'off leash'?
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It’s like you constantly work with dog owners that get offended bye telling them there useless. Maybe give them a trophy for there failures. Honestly mate I don’t know how you do it, I couldn’t work with these clowns. A spade is a spade.
Soft dog or soft owner?
Both
She needs to be more assertive and provide clear communications to the dog.
"No don't pet him till he sits... good" lmao Robert you're supposed to be training the dog not the woman
That's what dog trainers do unless they're board & train trainers and even then. It's about teaching the people how to work with their dogs 😊
Nonsense. Dogs and puppies should not learn how to train their dog not to do something. To begin with, dogs and puppies don't HAVE a dog.