To stop your dog from jumping on guests, you will need the collaboration of your visitors under carefully orchestrated settings. Many dog parents are surprised when I tell them that guests must ...

Dogs jumping on people may seem like a sign of excitement and affection, but it can be problematic, especially for children, elderly individuals, or anyone uncomfortable with an energetic greeting.

If you’ve ever had a dog, you know how frustrating it can be when it jumps up on visitors, furniture, and other surfaces. Even if your dog is otherwise well-behaved, jumping can be an embarrassing and ...

Is your dog always jumping up at you or other people? Dogs can jump up for a variety of reasons, but it’s often either because they want attention or because they’re excited. If your dog’s ever jumped ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- A nuisance behavior lots of dog owners are probably familiar with is jumping. And while dogs might not mean any harm by it, not all pet owners and their guests might appreciate ...

The first step to preventing your dog from continuing unwanted behavior patterns is to understand why the dog is choosing to act out. From there, trainer Tonya Stafford offered suggestions to correct ...

“He’s a jumping jack and we’ve tried everything!” is a frequently spoken battle cry from the trenches when it comes to a jumping problem presented at my desk. There is no question that the resolution ...

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Most people think leash walks are about burning off energy. That’s certainly one benefit, but in reality they’re about building a technical skillset as a team. The right approach will make every ...

Set Up Systematic Exposures Systematic exposures require collaborative guests who are willing to help you teach your dog that jumping is no longer the way to earn attention. What the guests will need ...

When jumping up is directed at humans, dogs are simply seeking proximity and greeting in the only way they have known. It's a behavior that is deeply rooted in a dog’s biology and social instincts, so ...