Solve Jumping Up in Under 5 minutes?

[@SuperManning11]

Thank you! This was the first video that I’ve seen in which the dog actually acts like my dog-very reassuring that I’m not a complete idiot when it comes to teacher her not to jump up

[@absoluteDogsofficial]

Hey Stephen 👋 That's great to hear you enjoyed the video! Please be sure to check out this free eBook absolutedog.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/2022_Resources/Jump_No_More_Playbook.pdf which is packed full of games to help with your dog's struggles! 😊🐾 We hope you love it!

[@amyw4387]

Thanks! My standard poodle is 80lbs. He's a year old & very bouncy when I'm in the dog yard. I'll try this game!

[@creolekitten]

Bahahahahahahahaha!!! I love your reaction when she burped RIGHT IN YOUR FACE! That was REAL life training!

[@debbielegault1718]

Thanks for showing how to train a very exuberant jumping puppy. It makes all the difference to see the dog transform. By the end of the video, the dog was actually settling down. I have a 14 month old Aussie boy who acts just like this golden puppy.

[@mackenzielewis5380]

Same with our Pitt bull. Lots of energy and love but so strong she knocks the kids down.

[@G2Renovations]

@@mackenzielewis5380 I have a pit mix ~ and I fear as she gets bigger that if she continues to jump she will knock me down !

[@cherylnash6295]

we have two exuberant Aussies, so it's double the jumping fun

[@nikki349]

Love you guys. I have followed and trained your way for the last 4 years. Our rescue dog wouldn't be the fantastic dog she is today without you 💞🐾🐾

[@G2Renovations]

LOVE that you used a dog that has a ton of energy ~ so basically we all need to have a pocket full of kibble with us !

[@Kat-157]

This was a great video and SUPER helpful; thank you! We only signed up for the 25-day challenge yesterday with our 14-week old WCS pup. She's full of beans, LOVES people and loves to jump up just like Mango, so it's great having advice on this and seeing something that works on a pup just like ours. Thank you!

[@740sj]

Love this, how does this work though when people come to the house? My puppy doesn’t jump at all in the house with us but when new people come she gets excited and jumps. Visitors don’t have pockets of food!!

[@annie2o11]

Yes I need this info too. Or just meeting strangers when off the lead. It’s ‘ok’ (kind of) When they’re little but not so good the longer it goes on

[@absoluteDogsofficial]

Boundary games will help with this struggle! Check out this super free e-download! game.absolute-dogs.com/ boundary-games-ebook Let us know how you get on!

[@puudathemeow5593]

@@absoluteDogsofficial That link doesn't work anymore and leads you to some sketchy funnel site..

[@jifnara]

How does this work with raw food? My beagle is fed a mix of kibble and wet raw, I can't very well throw that at my guests feet or on the carpet. Kibble alone isn't high value enough. What would you suggest in this situation? Adorable by the way, and love how you just roll with it, burps and all.

[@awesomeerin7887]

Thank you for using an untrained dog - it really helps us!

[@nicolakelsall3253]

Perfect to see it in action with a new dog mine is exactly like this and it's hard to manage

[@suescheffelaar5977]

Really helpful. So simple and yet so effective. We have used this game and jumping up has been vastly improved. Still working on it with visitors but there's a different game for that!!! Thank you absolutedogs xx

[@jeffdoodle7696]

Love this guys! Its so nice to see work in progress, well done

[@joanbrain3673]

That was so much fun to watch! I love your enthusiasm!

[@emilytheequestrian3614]

Amazing this will help Charlie soooooo much

[@the_corgimomma]

This is my dog, Ripley! Always jumping!

[@absoluteDogsofficial]

Boing!! Boing!! Boing!! 😅😂 We've SO been there too!! lol Don't worry, you're in the best place to help Ripley keep 4 paws on the ground! Check out our free e-book to laser target this struggle: absolutedogs.me/stop-jumping Let us know your biggest lightbulb moment! 💡

[@jadefletcher3615]

How do you do this when you dog is on a cooked or raw fed diet?

[@lizstubbs2969]

That burp was epic!!!! Glad it not just me who has that 😂😂this is exactly like my.boy can't wait to work on this game, however I.live alone how can.I adapt this?

[@CMATTsite]

Great video!! love that tossing towards people encourages keeping 4 on the floor. What are your thoughts on "hand target" as well as building up the sit or down position as people approach. Meaning "dog holds the sit position/is getting reward while person approaches, but if dog breaks the sit then the person turns around and walks away" this has helped my clients tremendously, but it also comes down to street encounters always being an issue for a while! people are harder to train than dogs lol

[@heathervenkat1414]

Wonderful!

[@RoSilvia]

Our working golden retriever puppy was exactly the same 😂

[@susanhughes4069]

Great video. What do you do if your dog is raw fed though? And how do you manage that training when you’re on the beach with lots of people about?

[@anumvella5682]

There's tubes which you can squeeze to get the raw food out and that way the dog must keep their attention on you in order to keep licking from the tube. Or you can freeze the food in silicon trays and use in frozen form just like you'd use kibble.

[@susanhughes4069]

@@anumvella5682 smashing thank you 👍🏻

[@georgiadarcy6373]

Love this video, can see Mango's progress. Toward the end she became very calm whilst being patted. I was wondering why you did not reinforce this too by giving her treats then? I think I would have. Thank you.

[@stephaniepattison8777]

How does this apply to strangers on walks as they don't have food? My dog walks straight past some people, but others she jumps up without warning. I know boundary games are recommended for visitors to your home but how do I stop this outside?

[@Scrozzled]

The "stranger" (Tom in the video) is not feeding the dog, the person holding the leash (you or in the video Lauren) is offering Mango's kibble

[@frk9570]

Hey this is useful in a domestic situation - but what about street encounters, or someone calling in when it’s not mealtime? Thanks

[@yesXquinten]

Ditch the bowl. You do this in short sessions throughout the day. You are training for the situation not in the situation. This way you can train with games and then your dog finds value in being calm and staying with you. Watch more AbsoluteDogs videos.

[@alisonarrowsmith8050]

Love this ❤️ improvement not perfection 👌

[@absoluteDogsofficial]

🙌🙌🙌Its all about those little wins that add up to amazing transformation!

[@vliegendevarkentjeshondent1147]

That burp 😂

[@elisedavenport5472]

I have a dog that only jumps up when I have the ball. Both on and off the lead. As soon as the ball comes out food is ignored. Any tips would be fab.

[@absoluteDogsofficial]

Hi Elsie, It sounds like the underlying struggle may be a lack of CALM. A good badge for you to start with may be the CALM badge. This badge would help them break down the steps and lead to true calm, even in the presence of a ball 😊 absolute-dogs.com/products/calm Let us know how things go ⭐️

[@92walterz]

Purchased a video from you guys. Your training is great and obviously works. But it is very treat driven, my dog is NOT food orientated whatsoever. And sure she can't be the only one. Would be good to see some training without food 👍

[@robertmansell3667]

I’ve got a cocker exactly the same not food or toy driven at all,makes life very difficult

[@aj02251]

I don't know where in their arsenal of resources I saw it, but they do address this very problem. Dig through though, it is there. Also remember that the "treats" are not extras on top of the meal, it is the meal. If you train with your dog's meal at dinner time, you will likely find a more responsive dog. I have a 14 week old puppy and been using these games and they are great, even my 7 year old daughter does it with our pup, with great results. My dog is basically hand fed or fed through games the vast majority of the time and the rest is with snuffle mats, lickimat or slow feeder as AD recommend to keep dog busy and as a calming thing. Good Luck!

[@anumvella5682]

They've done a podcast about how you can make your dog like working for their food or user other things as rewards like toys or games or even yourself, as long as you know what's a happy behavior for your dog and then allow them to do it. For example if your dog likes running your can train by rewarding with a nice run etc. Observe your dog and be creative :)

[@robertmansell3667]

I’ve got one just like that,same breed too he’s been doing this for 8 months and we’ve tried everything including this,it’s unbelievably draining 😞

[@Killedbyclowns]

Hi Robert seen another technique where you have the lead on dog already prepared for visitors get someone to practice this with you & when visitors come you are already Are sitting with your foot on the lead when the visitor enters thru the door you can still reward the dog drip feeding if they don’t moan etc - This way the dog can’t move towards visitor & learns to calm down Sometimes it’s just the initial excitement of people entering Don’t know if this way will help your dog Hope this is helpful

[@robertmansell3667]

@@Killedbyclowns Thanks

[@RoSilvia]

We have a working golden retriever puppy and we put jumping up and getting off on cue which helped a lot

[@louisegariepy2804]

I love this method. But... "Under 5 minutes" ... per day and for how many days, and how many persons?

[@absoluteDogsofficial]

Progress not perfection is the name of the game!! 🤩 Just playing the games for a few minutes a day can make a huge difference in your dog's behavior!! We would recommend playing this game in easy win scenarios first, so play the game where your dog can win loads first. Then start to play in places or with people they struggle with. Keep up the great work!💜 You can also play loads of other games to continue to grow your dog's behavior in the direction you want them to go! You may want to check out the 10 Days to Stop Jumping mini course here: absolute-dogs.com/products/stop-jumping-mini-course

[@tambeau75]

😂😂😂

[@janechadwick8182]

Raw food?

[@shimaonidawoflikewolfdogs7197]

Exactly can't throw their raw dinner everywhere.

[@shirleyrussell2179]

omg I am working with a dog who is just like this trouble is the dog is round 30kg and still a puppy

[@lauraclark1575]

Mmmmmmm. I’m not sure about this 🤔

[@bethskan]

jwhat if your dog is not interested in food, at all. Too many treats turn him out.

[@louisekirby2527]

You use their dinner rather than treats.