How to Train a Dog to Stop Jumping on Furniture

Training your dog not to jump on the furniture is a very simple rule to establish. It not only prevents unwanted dog hair on your couches, it also is part of the groundwork for establishing your leadership in the house by teaching your dog that there are boundaries to pay attention too. This is one of the very first things owners learn in the Smart Dog Behavior Program.
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In this video, I use a pet corrector that can be found on amazon or in pet stores as the correction. Owners learn how to apply corrections appropriately throughout the training program because it's an essential element of the learning process. I also use a slip lead, also found on amazon, to remove the dog from the couch and prevent them from running away. This is very important! Don't let the dog run away and hide! Wait for them to settle and reward as necessary.
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Dogs usually learn this very quickly and it only takes a few repetitions per day for about 3-5 days for a dog to 100% respect the boundary. After several months and training in other areas, owners may allow their dog to join them on the couch by invitation only.
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[@user-yc3th1ed1x]

You called her up onto the sofa and shocked her🤦🏼negative reinforcement is worse way to go about it but doing it for obeying you command🤦🏼

[@nasjajohnson2769]

Tysmmm where did u get that?

[@abusbe7o]

great idea to put music in the background... lol

[@NathanChantara]

This is 1 way of doing it but I wouldn’t say it was the best. Positive reinforcement! Take the dog on the lead up to the sofa and sit down. Put you dog into a sit, stay… as they stay in this position you reward them with praise and treats. When the attempted to jump on the sofa. Say no or off and put them back into a sit and rinse and repeat. As time goes by and they can hold a sit for a few minutes. The reward can be actually jumping up on the sofa but only on your command.

[@skylovely303]

Oh my goodness!! This video was made just for your comment. Excellent advice.

[@Crash64100]

That is Not a couch jumping dog. My dog races around and bounds up onto the couch!

[@BlackMuffin2.0]

What if he bites lish

[@charlieismydarling22]

She looks scared.

[@marineolvr]

The volume of the music is equal or higher of your voice it is difficult to understand when english is not your first langage

[@mustafahussein486]

The comments here are absurd. This is a good method

[@rachelsutherland4487]

You can teach a young child using fear methods, as the Little Albert experiments in the 1920s. Today, a teacher who deliberately scared a child and then stopped them from getting comfort from a parent would land up in jail. Yes it works, and you will end up with a neurotic adult. Scaring a dog and preventing them from getting away from you is just cruel. It is also unnecessary, as other forms of learning such a simple thing are easy to use and to teach.

[@KnockingNews]

irritating music

[@JimiInTheJungle]

She isnt learning anything because there's no reward for her being calm. Now she just thinks you're the source of loud noises. Terrible

[@woundedryhmes]

disgusting!!!!!!!

[@francesquitas]

Poor dog, looks like she’s torturing him with the spray.