How to eliminate jumping and licking

Watch a private session where I show and explain the best method to get rid of unwanted jumping and licking

[@peks4924]

Joel: “I don’t love it.. but it doesn’t matter what I love” Gotta love this guy’s randomness 🤣

[@cat32643]

Once you learn that it doesn't matter what you love, the stress level in your life drops a notch or two.

[@flipnshifty]

He is thinking out loud which is a normal thing to do when youre trying to teach

[@rachelcrossen8136]

I love that you addressed licking. I don’t like that either and I’ve never seen anyone talk about that

[@Katfishforrent]

I'm so glad this was addressed as well. Both my husband and I were hospitalized as kids with infections we contracted from the saliva of pets. For me, it was one of my grandparents dogs licking my face. They think the bacteria got into my bloodstream thru a scratch that I also got from the same dog. My husband was bit and got an infection. They know it came from the dogs and not any bacteria already present on the skin because it was a k9 specific bacteria. I'll have to ask my mother for the actual details. But I have never let any of my dogs lick, because of this. Especially on the face.

[@dennell]

Poodles learn very very fast. This is why they used to train them in the circus to perform tricks. When you start mixing the poodle with other breeds such as cocker spaniels you get a dog that will learn eventually but it takes a while. I had a cavapoo and she was so chilled and a very quick learner.

[@1dtrosclair]

This was very helpful as my poodle jumps and my maltipo licks constantly. Great video

[@Poshhbaby]

I have a chihuahua mixed with poodle. He learns somewhat fast and is chill but turns to the chihuahua temperament when he’s nervous 😅

[@KingsMom831]

I always love seeing when dog owners make the connection. It really helps when they’re paired with a trainer that knows what the dog and the human need together, as a team. One reason Joel’s recommendations work so well is because they are precise, minimal & to the point. The dog understands & it’s easier for the human. I’m not saying that +R isn’t a good thing. It can definitely be the most beneficial method for some dogs but for me personally, I don’t wanna have to rely on carrying a massive bag of treats with me everywhere I go. I want to know that my dog and I have built a connection, that there’s mutual respect/communication happening and I can rely on that, rather than hoping and praying that a treat will get the result I’m hoping for.

[@vikingdogmanship]

Agreed. When we have new dogs and owners over for tour, we always tell them to leave the treats in the car. Dogs can turn to demons if another dog is close to their "mothers" treat bag. And owners being to slow to read what is gonna happen. (im talking about the real spoiled dogs😅)

[@KingsMom831]

@@vikingdogmanship Exactly!! This!! Lol 😂😂

[@agnesyll]

Gotta admit I watched through a lot of the video just for the advice near the end about licking. Thanks Joel!

[@ColdWorld2]

Love this guy he keeps it real! Makes a lot of sense.

[@LaraYAH127]

Hey Beckman family 🐾, Our boy is starting to lay down too instead of sitting from the jump

[@AprilCunningham]

THE LICKING!! Yes this is what I needed to see today:) Thank you!!

[@katerob_ter8059]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Such great content! Thank you so much for a wonderful video. I am definitely going to put these tips to use on my own dogs. Excited to try it.

[@BlackNo1918]

It's wonderful to hear Joel laugh. And this dog is amazing! Suck a quick learner

[@Sheilawyer]

Beautiful. Thanks!

[@phys1806]

Our newly adopted GSD will jump and NIP, especially on my mother in law. We showed her different ways of correcting the dog’s jumping and nipping behavior and the dog will nip her when she uses her hands to correct the dog. I think my mother in law is scared and stressed when she is with the dog 🥲and that make her corrections “weak”

[@austin51280]

Okay but how would I stop this with someone with leg handicap or someone that is elderly and cannot do these movements.

[@hartanna]

So my dogs don't jump on me but they will jump when new people come over. Do I need to tell the visitors to do the same things or is there something specific that I can do so they know that it goes for all people? I have family that encourage the jumping but it's not a habit I want them to pick up.

[@vikingdogmanship]

You can use a leash on your dog inside in the beginning and step on it to stop any jumping, then wait for a sit/or calm down while telling your guest to ignore the dog. Then rewards for good behaviour.

[@BDTraining]

You can do what Viking said or you can have the guests do what’s in the video. Both methods work, it’s your preference.

[@JCreole]

4:17 Really? I died laughing WTH….Knee the dog lady

[@Mist_Dawn]

😭 but how do you teach a dog jumping on other people isn’t okay? Mine doesn’t jump on me personally. But will other people.

[@ausernameofsorts]

Interesting information, but this guy is rude. He's harsh with someone who is learning.

[@jenperry4219]

Tucker caught on SO fast - he was actually making it tough for you to demonstrate the techniques! Not that he won't test the owner once they are home, but even then, if she is consistent, Tucker will stop these unwanted behaviors. No treats; no redirection - just done. I really wish I had known you about 12 years ago - I was stuck in the positive reinforcement loop - and it just didn't work. This is so much more efficient.

[@tom4115]

I seriously lol at trainers who think it's smart to try and positively reinforce a dog OUT of doing something.

[@shannonlooneyridler2785]

So you Tom don’t feel as if you should train a puppy or even any other age dog with positive reinforcement?? I’m just curious what you mean by the lol at other trainers positive reinforcement.

[@PatriciaResino]

Hello! I’m curious, what was the positively technique you were using at that time? Thank you

[@terridavis9278]

This dog is a happy, sweet boy. He just needs mom to get a little tougher. Great video. : )

[@222bijoux]

Thank you for being more patient with this older lady. I really appreciate that. great teaching moments. thank you

[@Kateyliss_]

I really love the way you educate people, having so much patience, no judgment, being honest, direct and give so much encouragement. This is awesome. You are the kind of person I would go to if I would ever be lost in my dog training.

[@FilthyFrancine]

I work for an in-house pet care company, and I can't not tell you how many owners don't teach their pets this, I feel like its so disrespectful having a guest come to your home and their dog is constantly jumping on you (and most owners don't even cut the dogs nails so it's also painful) so when I got my dobbie this was the first thing I taught her, more owners should watch this video and understand that jumping is not cute

[@solstice3190]

I can relate to this. I’m a receptionist at a big doggy daycare (plus grooming and training) and ALL of the freaking dogs do this. I’m not scared to do the kneeing technique with them because it’s not cute and they can really scratch us up and draw blood. The owners think it’s so quirky and they’re always like “Off! Oh, I’m so sorry hahaha” and I’m like, your dog definitely doesn’t even know what off means so why would you expect them to listen -.- It’s so annoying. At this point, I’ll literally snatch their neck upward with their leash when I’m taking them from their parent if they try to jump because I’m over it. Teach your dog basic manners.

[@FilthyFrancine]

@@solstice3190 that and leash training lol many owners don't know about that one too, "oh he pulls but its nothing" ummm no he is pulling cause there IS something and yall need to correct it

[@KingsMom831]

That opening clip is a great reminder that for most dogs, our voice/us talking is just white noise. Less is more.

[@asp1213]

Brilliant. What a great dog! He really is the smartest dog in the world! Seriously though, a really good, smart dog and you can tell with just a little bit of the right work, he'll get it. Simple, calm techniques without harsh corrections and they work.

[@KingsMom831]

So basically, just be Riverdancing all the time! Lol keep those knees out😂😂

[@bw7839]

Right? Lol

[@User7688.--_]

❤️

[@Bigglesman96]

Lmaoooooo 🤣🤣🤣

[@Ambelica]

Tucker is an A+ student ! Well done good boy!

[@kpvvue7409]

I’ll do that ALL DAY!

[@MichelleMcRAE10071972]

I wanted that in merch

[@4158970]

I love your videos. When you say you train for real world dogs, you mean it. So helpful! Thank you so much. Today though, I am not actually looking for training insight for my Doberman puppy, or my older toy poodle. What I am looking for is shots of your yard!!! Your yard is so perfect! I love it. I am sharing several videos that showcase the turf area to my husband.

[@niffnsniff7540]

the problem with my dog is he likes to test everyone. he's a huge dog so jumping is really bad, and i hate inviting people over because he wants to jump on everyone. he means no harm, he just gets too excited. i try to tell people not to interact, but no one listens. when i push him with my knee, he stops, but always tries. the problem is with every guest, especially new guests, he likes to test them and forgets everything ive taught him, and it really doesnt help that no one takes my advice when i say to not encourage the behavior. they say "oh its ok, i love dogs!" i love dogs too, but what i dont love is when my dog jumps on people. its embarrassing and can be dangerous for children and older people

[@borzica]

Joel trained the lady …. *She knees* … “gooooood”

[@dreamgaits]

Yes, people accidentally reinforce behavior they don't want all the time!

[@barkbros123]

AmaZing video you can tell the owner lets him do whatever he wants but that time is over. Time to learn at the Beckmann academy 💪💪 hope everyone has a great weekend

[@cutejapanesecatsandanimals5338]

Dogs really do convey a lot of feelings to us. You may think that you can easily identify each of their tails, voices, and gestures, but there are many points to watch such as the movement of their ears, the opening of their eyes, and the upturning of their hair. In order to understand a dog's feelings, it is important to know its personality well, and to observe its behavior and the way it moves its body.🐕🐶🐕🐶🐕🐕

[@GilbertdeClare0704]

Exactly ! That is so it ! I used to work on a Wildlife Park, and an ex-Paratrooper who "mentored" me just always said "WATCH them, don't just look, but SEE ! and get to KNOW them !" That panned out over years where with the Red Deer Stags in the rutting season, would "allow" me in their compound, but non of the others. BECAUSE of all the time I had spent just sitting with them and respecting their body language with each other. Same with our Bison, BUT I was always SO much more alert as the Matriarch was NEVER predictable in ways I could SEE ? One Fallow Deer stag was SUCH a pure "Gentleman" a REAL NOBLE ! I wish I had been able to see Joel's videos all those years ago. Would have been SO useful

[@dardar267]

Consistency is key

[@mmcreads]

My dog stops jumping immediately as soon as a guest (never me) becomes “boring” (no eye contact, no touching, no talking, nothing) It’s literally instant! But the problem is guests instinctively react, for better or worse, and even tho all they have to do is essentially play dead for 3 seconds, they can’t/won’t 🙁 soooo…the leash comes out.

[@tobiass.5222]

Same, if they ignore him when entering the house he is super chill

[@OnkyoGrady]

LOLOLOL. This is my 5 yr old female poodle with my mother in law 100%. I keep telling her that she's being pavlov'd, and that if she would just not give up the low hands it would instantly go away, but that dog has her number. It started with crotch pokes and escalated to basically punch jumps (also the door opening technique). Dogs are at least as good at people as we are at dog. The real problem obviously is...that the poodle knows it works and tries it out on new people. She'll even freeze and side glance my way if she forgets and does it while I'm present, which is frustrating to say the least. All I can do is be the kinda dick owner that takes away or corrects her based on what looks like sweet pet-me shit from a sweet pretty girl.

[@abshakamalu]

additional i would tell the owner to be more self confident in her movement. and second: he is always going infront of her taking her space and bringing her into a stop. i would recommend to just go threw the dog for leadership.

[@pmlm1571]

Tucker gets some fine tuning. Nice moves.

[@leemp337]

good one dude. keep them problem dogs coming. love it!

[@JJonesFishing]

Needed this man. I have a 6month old cane corso I’ve been using your techniques with and she’s great on leash but is protective over items and starting to be afraid of children. I was wonder if I could book a session with you?

[@barkbros123]

Same here, thanks to Beckmann vídeos I’ve been able to have a really well behaved dog! What’s ur dogs name !

[@bottomherout2357]

Lol that's cause you trying to turn a beast to a Yorkie what you think was going to happen getting a Corso? Probably just wanted to look cool.

[@slut333]

@@bottomherout2357 LMFAOO

[@jenperry4219]

@JJonesFishing - check his website - there are details there.

[@vikingdogmanship]

He has videos on this if you scroll a little. Just curious, but has she been protecting things since you got her or has it happend over time?

[@debbieberry9622]

Good example for us…we puppy parents talk at the too much.

[@DieFarbeLila88]

What a sweet boy^^A very nice session :)

[@skinny544]

Nice job Joe I agree with you the dogs not that bad it just needs a little fine-tuning with the owner.

[@skinny544]

Joel not Joe my apologies

[@horsegal1971]

You do use the fingers with a horse.. starting with a thumb.. lightly at fist and increase pressure until they respond. I think you would be a natural horse trainer :)

[@MyCre8tiveUserName]

Smart dog omg.

[@kristinadvoretckaya6754]

Extremely beautiful poodle ❤

[@lynnejohnston8922]

What a fantastic dog trainer i just love how he can take a dog that is out of control and in a couple hours he has it under control if i has any problems with my dog i who'd get in contact with the Beckman's dog training center ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👏👏👏👏 fantastic work you all do in helping all these dog's out and their owners as well.👍👍🌟

[@TrustandobeyGod]

Thank you for this video, my dog LOVES to jump on people she knows :/

[@noahmartin100]

I just subscribed! Great video Joel.

[@depaki]

I've done this to my dog to stop jumping on me, worked wonders. but my family disapproves cuz they say 'you hurt him', "you kick him like that, it's abuse". I've never listened to them again.

[@judyshinohara]

This is so amazing! I'm allergic to dogs, even though I grew up with pet dogs. I usually don't have a reaction except for extreme licking and I never knew how to stop it. I'm going to try this with my new puppy

[@mickeybrowne6207]

Our puppy jumps, but the issue is she doesn’t jump on me or my girlfriend just random people. So we’re not able to work on it often at all.

[@thefella131]

Great vid. Gorge dog. 👍

[@LeslieG-js2kn]

I have no pet's of my own at this time. I love your videos though! 😊Question: Do you use the same approach w/ knee on tiny dogs that jump? He's very hyper!

[@michellelee5515]

6:26 lady: ooops I kicked him Joel: ohhh u kicked him 😒 no 🙄 🤣🤣🤣🤣 this dude

[@GazzMaddock]

I have a 5 months old gsd puppy an she jumps at people when they come in. I was wondering if this method would work on her as we think that she is very highly strung. Thanks in advance. Gareth

[@ebbarusic8104]

6 years we've been trying to get our Samoyed to stop jumping... 6 loooong years 😢 even paid a private trainer who came for one session only as in her opinion he "wasn't that bad" 😐

[@melvingaye4373]

I'm trying this method but my 14 week old puppy thinks its play and it escalates to him mouthing at me, any suggestions?

[@ShadOwnCast]

this guy looks like the janitor from Scrubs

[@SarahThompson-du6zb]

Tucker is so proud of himself👏👏👏👏

[@louistotalcontrol]

I have a video request that I've not seen you cover lately - dogs lunging at a letterbox. Thanks in advance for all your help!

[@kylasbibi]

Exactly what my husband needs! Thanks

[@User7688.--_]

😂😂😂

[@lianaseverin2435]

I have a 5 month old standard poodle pup that we are trying this with. He literally thinks it's play time when we push him off. He does the same with the knee up. Gets more excited thinking its a new game 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@benda777nba]

This is quite helpful as I have a two year old terrier chihuhua mix who loves to jump; I've done the knee but he seems to not care and still looks at me with such love Ugh my puppy also jumps on my 60 year old parents and I'm like no pup!

[@kellys6164]

needed this one today

[@flipnshifty]

HOW old

[@lacraciasmith5779]

I do this but everybody doesn't do it, they think it's abuse.

[@sophiejay6458]

that dog wanted immediate belly pets 😂😂

[@armandhammer2235]

The ignore with a knock off worked for me. They jump to get your attention, when they see it doesn't work they stop. A greet with a sit gets them what they want: Attention and or food.

[@NadiaFit-ye2vm]

That was awsome , is that method works on small dogs too ?

[@alliekoza5814]

I have a 14 month old reactive pitbull Shiloh he would almost pull me to the ground when he saw other dogs on walks. I started watching your training videos and he is a different dog. His methods work! Thank you so much for saving our dog!

[@nararose3991]

What do you do if it's a giant puppy and if you ignore the jumping he starts mouthing the shit out of your arms 🙃. Not my dog just fyi.

[@nararose3991]

By giant puppy I mean 6 month old GSD, but when he stands on his back legs he's as tall as I am. He's the biggest GSD I've ever seen, his mouthing is terrible, though.

[@MichelleMcRAE10071972]

Yep… i will do this all day! I found myself saying that to every dog!

[@alexandradittmann8588]

Hi Joel, great video, very useful, thanks! And happy to see you are almost up to your first 100 000 subs! Honored to be among them.

[@kaysianrain9203]

😅 she's sweet haha too kind to knee.

[@jspur22]

Can someone photoshop Joel's face over Captain America with the "I can do this all day." quote?

[@Toni_Snark]

🙄

[@vovpets5486]

I'm gonna try this

[@shelberz1]

:)

[@taraiza878]

Thank you

[@sholly2727]

We’ll do this all day!

[@jacqueline7938]

Helpful, ty.

[@angebrowne1371]

Yep I exercise our family dog, he jumps wen I arrive, hes big its annoying. Ur've got gud tools, love all. Thank U Joel he licks, fingers on neck, hands up & knee's 👋👍🏽

[@nabilandre]

Great video

[@MS-xc2ku]

Clever dog 👌

[@donnahutto1304]

Great video! How do you stop a small dog from jumping? My dog, mini Aussie doodle, is 12 pounds so I am unable to use my knee.

[@95372549]

I have the same problem with my Havanese. Everyone we meet allows him to jump on them because he's so cute. He doesn't jump on me - he jumps next to me and I pat him when his paws are on the floor. I don't want him jumping on children (or anyone else) but how can I show people how to stop a very small dog? People just love the way he springs up at them but it's not OK.

[@patriciajacquemin2061]

My golden jumps at people when on leash while walking. I can't always have them give him a knee. I correct him with "no" and a leash correction (quick pull). Any suggestions?

[@Mentalhealthmattersthemost]

I’m crying 😂the way you’re giving him no attention & just simply push him off. I enjoy your videos, a no sense type of guy.

[@patriciajacquemin2061]

My 6-month old golden jumps on people sitting in a chair so clearly "the knee" won't work. Any other suggestions? Pushing away seems to suggest and encourage play. LOVE your videos!

[@sasharaj]

Sometimes -- for the breeds with which I'm unfamiliar -- I'd like for you to tell us what they are; for instance, is Tucker here a poodle? a poodle mix? Love your teaching videos -- I'm already polishing/refining my techniques for training my 4.5 year-old mini-American Shepherd, and that, only after about 2 weeks of watching -- for many hours a day -- your helpful presentations. Time Well Spent!

[@voodoorezt7522]

met a lady who raised her leg cause she thought my dog was gonna jump, i called her out on it. "oh ur doing the leg thingy, good reaction but he doesnt jump". i could see in her eyes that she was terrified that i would bash her for it, but i support the method, there is other methods when ur leashwalking but not off leash when it realy matters. In the dog training club im in its to much positive only mentality.. Unless u correct a dog he wont do what you want him to, and when he does reward it, and it is better that the dog figures out the good behaviour by it self(sticks better). I rather correct a dog Once then 100times to c results. Sometimes(most times) a quick soft->medium pop of the leash is better then 30 pieces of candy for teaching.

[@williamsdomanika]

My pitbull thinks the knee is play time sadly lol. I've been just turning my back on her and not acknowledging her and she sits and waits for me to acknowledge her.

[@ameetaghosh7540]

We have a labrador 6 month puppy...too jumpy, leash pulling...i have been watching your videos for sometime now...and training her the way you do...she is still very new to these training...but there is a little change coming in her...i know it's not one day thing...we will need to be consistent with her..thank you so much...Namaste from India.

[@carabarajas]

What about for short dogs like corgis? Mine will bounce off my legs and do a spin

[@grethen123]

My dog is so similar to this fluffy white cuteness )) Likes people

[@alexpedroza6811]

Bro giving this game away for free. You’re doing god’s work beckman, appreciate you ✊🏽

[@angelawilliams9379]

Do you have any solutions for 10 month old Aussie that obsesses over grabbing the leash (his or our other dogs) while walking. Tried the stopping and telling them no, tried leave it, tried putting tape on the leash as a deterrent. Nothing seems to help. He tends to do it most when I change direction or while walking both of our dogs together.

[@pleasantlybakedclam7079]

So cute, after he learned not to jump up, he was making his rounds to each of you to get more lovin!

[@kennethruth8075]

just tried this you dont even have to touch them, my dog caught on very fast, in just minutes thank you

[@Deedz391]

Can you please show us LLW in a public place like downtown SD or the beach?

[@gabster4266]

Hi there, how do I stop my greyhound jumping when I want to go out or when I am taking him for a walk and he goes beserk upon bring out the leash and harness? Being a big dog he really hurts me with his scatches and bruises that are left on me. He never jumps any other time or on other people. He is very good and extremely gentle the rest of the time.