Polite Greetings - STOP Jumping

[@Sasszers3]

This is the first video about training your dog not to jump where I feel like I can actually apply your teachings! Thank you! Excited to start with my dog though I might have to watch this a few more times haha

[@Redsammeh]

The new animations/quotes look great! Really boosts the production quality

[@kikopup]

Thanks!!!! I really am trying to figure out how to use Final Cut Pro. This video took me about a week to make... Ive been having a hard time learning the program. So this comment means a lot to me. I was thinking. Is it worth it? :) I still cant quite figure out how to change the color saturation and hue how Id like to. the program is so counter intuitive... Makes me want to pull out my hair :)

[@CreativeDiamondDogs]

@@kikopup I tried using photoshop a few days ago for a thumbnail on a video and given my ingorance of it had to go back to ms paint lol. I should fix that.

[@kristastockman5117]

@@kikopup Well I'm 11 months late but thought I should mention it anyways. Your videos and information are absolutely invaluable to trainers like me regardless of whether or not they've got modern graphics. HOWEVER, for the general public I've found people tend to gravitate more towards "fun" videos rather than informative, so if the goal is to appeal to serious trainers AND the average dog owner, I think these animations are absolutely worth it.

[@writergurrl1]

I haven't seen a breakdown like this before, Emily! Great video and great topic! Often in obedience classes addressing jumping is difficult to do in this much detail, so this could be a great video to refer to in segments for a step by step approach. Always love your content and your training approach!

[@kikopup]

Yes, I agree, you cant spend 11 mins talking in a class. Actually from working with a lot of reactive dogs, where they want to jump up and bite the person in the face, I break up the training similarly to this video but even more steps and carefully adding triggers together, like eye contact plus talking etc.

[@FauveF]

@@kikopup Hi ! Love your videos so much !!! Do you have a step by step for reactive dogs ?

[@kavitadeva]

Thanks Emily. This is the first time I've seen you break it down so much!!. It was cool that you showed what to do if your pup breaks and does it wrong. That really helps.

[@MsBlablau]

i have been looking everywhere to find a video that explains exactly this. Its honestly ridiculous how many stangers make kissy noises, whistle noises and try to get the attention of my dog. And it is so hard to even stop friends and family from greeting my puppy in a silly overly excited manner. I tried your method immediately after watching the video and she understood right away. Thank you so much! This so helpful. Would love to see more content about this topic :)

[@kikopup]

I know.... Some guests like my folks I know wont listen, so I leave my youngest boy in the bedroom for 5 minutes until my PARENTS have calmed down and when I let him out they are not excited to see him as much so it all goes much better.

[@fidanceallday4u]

@@kikopup hahaha love that

[@tedjack9184]

This is beautiful in every respect: topic, content, approach, color, text entries, sound, cast and HD quality. This must have cost you many, many hours of filming and editing. We are impressed: beautiful result. You are still getting better all the time. Many thanks.

[@kikopup]

Awe thanks Ted. That means a lot! I struggled with the sound and the image quality! I cried even because it was so frustrating when my computer kept crashing. I will go to the apple genius bar here in san diego to see what Im doing wrong.

[@valerieconrad1005]

Thank you! We've been trying to work on this with our pup, but only as guests arrive. As I'm sure you can guess, it hasn't been the most effective! Now I know what to do!

[@kikopup]

The good thing about it, is that most often guests are excited with saying hi to your dog and dont want to listen, so when you repeat making them say hi, LOL, the next time they come over they are not as excited about saying hi to the dog because they had to do it 20 times last time :)

[@dabodo932]

Thank you so much for another fantastic tutorial. Thank you also Bella Fiore Lagotas for helping to make these videos possible. Thank you also Sarah Surritt for your training footage Much gratitude thank you very much. As always absolutely love all what you do & very much appreciate your time dedication, commitment & sharing your expertise. You never fail to impress, your the best. Thank you.

[@kikopup]

Awe thanks Dabo do :) :) :)

[@SusanneBark]

Your videos are helping so many dogs. Thank you for all you do, I know how time consuming it is. ❤

[@kikopup]

Awe thanks :) I appreciate it!

[@anjanowackadeklopp761]

Your videos are always so helpful. Thank you, Emily.

[@ae7996]

Thank you so much for this video! Very very helpful!

[@koimagic]

I just want to thank you for your videos I've learned so much about trained dogs from your videos in just a few minutes you doing amazing job you have really great ideas and I really appreciate

[@kikopup]

oh thanks!

[@lisabrewer7825]

Your dog is gorgeous. I am really enjoying your videos.

[@myfiiifs]

Great vid, thank you so much Emily. This should definitely be one of the first exercises each dog trainer explains and works on with humans and dogs,

[@kikopup]

When trained like this yes :) Because this technique would be good also for dogs who lack confidence or are anxious when greeting.

[@aleksandrlatondress963]

Thank you so much for this. Will start working on this! Helps it to break down and make it easy to work at in small steps

[@bettymcconnell1011]

Just came at the right time have a lovely GSD but she gets herself into such a state when we have family over it's hard not to be upset with her so I will get right on to this my new year resolution thanks for such detailed lesson happy new year

[@morganmcmurdy6094]

Oh yay, this is such an awesome update to your jumping up video!! I LOVE this! Thanks so much for sharing this stuff for free... I share a lot of your videos with clients and it makes a really nice supplement to our training. They're thorough, easy to follow, well recorded, just so happy this exists

[@kikopup]

Awe thanks :)

[@crookedriverranchman]

Excellent video Emily. Great way to break it down. Thanks

[@kikopup]

Actually from working with a lot of reactive dogs, where they want to jump up and bite the person in the face, I break up the training similarly to this video but even more steps and carefully adding triggers together, like eye contact plus talking etc.

[@llw04939]

I am having so much trouble with my dog getting overexcited at the door, and this really helped!

[@kikopup]

Oh I am so glad! Happy New Year!

[@dundy96]

How is that working for you now? I'm having a lot of trouble with this as well

[@jolynn6516]

This is a fantastic video thankyou. I would love to see a video on getting dogs to calmly greet each other. I have 4 dogs and I usually take 2 out together but the process of reuniting them all is often chaotic!

[@kikopup]

I would suggest that you do the same thing, work with them when they have not been separated, so walk out the door come back, switch. Perhaps you tell them to all sit for treats, or all go to their beds etc.

[@EightPaws4Hoof]

Brilliant video, packed full of amazing training advice. Also your mum is a super helper.

[@kikopup]

Yes, my dogs go nuts for my mom. Halo and Wish started jumping, and so I thought it was good to make a video of them before I trained them. Can you see how excited Wish lol its like shes going to explode.

[@EightPaws4Hoof]

@@kikopup that dance at 7.47 made me laugh! Yeah Wish was trying so hard bless her. Like my youngest, 0-100 in 1 sec, cocker/collie n very impulsive plus reinforcement history for jumping. Been working on this with her a while, I need more guests than 1/week lol. Do you think putting jump on cue helps?

[@Cheere]

well done all dogs are smart, clever

[@meganweaver8433]

Thank you for all of the information in this video! My 7 month old puppy gets so excited and pees when she meets guests so this is perfect for training to meet guests!

[@kikopup]

I also have this video on peeing kzbin.info/www/bejne/goikl2N_l9h0j8k

[@corinasmile]

Thank you for this video. It is very helpful and you explain everything very well!

[@VirginiaHockensmith-rt7kc]

Good tutorial, HOWEVER, I would absolutely love to watch a video of a dog being trained from the beginning! Your dogs already know how to behave. What were they like at the beginning of the training?

[@camillafutsther274]

Love this video ! Thank you !

[@Allyratops]

Thank you so much for this video! Love your training methods!!!!

[@nekotaro_enigma]

Thank you so much for uploading. This video gives me some hints. If I knew it, I could solve my dog’s problem when he greet people. But my dog passed away few years ago.

[@kikopup]

Im so sorry for your loss

[@artcraft268]

Emily your dogs are angels!😁💕💕💕

[@TheRescueDogs]

Fantastic video! This is pretty much exactly what I would do as a professional trainer, and this is a great resource to send people who want to try to do it on their own. Thanks!!!

[@SargetheHeelerandLisa]

You are awesome!! I love your training videos! I have learned a lot and have been implementing some of your techniques. I even started a channel with Sarge and our adventures.

[@myaholcomb9520]

Thank you .This will help me with My BC mix .hes a people person and I was looking for videos about this so thank you

[@vildhallon4709]

Awesome video thanks :)

[@Carat24k]

What a great video ! Your mom is so cute!! 😂

[@kikopup]

She is all of my dogs favorite person in the world.

[@_Wyrd_000]

Спасибо вам большое, ваши уроки вот уже 2 года мне помогают с моим другом (Кеесхунд по имени Буран)

[@franciscobojorquez4429]

exelente canal!!! gracias por los subtítulos en español, amo tu cana ❤l!!! subscrito

[@strudlehair]

Hey there Emily, thank you so much for your incredible videos. Once I'm more financially stable I'm going to become a member for sure ♡ I was just wondering if you had any videos on greetings for dogs who become reactive because of some people's impolite greeting techniques? My boy is starting to become very upset and reactive/snappy whenever someone (men and children in particular though) stares at him, leans over him or reaches down on him. He is a Border Terrier and a great little dog in all other aspects and this has only started recently after a couple of very impolite greetings from strangers. I will follow this protocol but wasn't sure if there was any other tips or videos you may have that would be helpful? Thank you so much for your time, I am positive that you have saved MANY dogs from rehoming, surrendering and euthanasia with your clear, concise and accessible training.

[@wolfiri6442]

I've always wondered, is Splash a show line border collie and Wish a working line? They're so different in appearance but both beautiful.

[@kikopup]

No actually, And they are related. Splash had a dad with the longer thicker coat and she inherited his coat. Actually Halo the one with blue eyes has showline dogs in his pedigree.

[@wolfiri6442]

​@@kikopup Oh, how interesting! So cool that they're related and so different not only in looks but personality!

[@samr405]

Auntie has some sick moves 😂

[@ana314]

Sweet dogs 🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jessicajarsak7812]

How would you train a proper greeting inside a fenced yard where they go to the front gate and jumping and excited before we even come in the gate and then they’re excited when we enter the gate? Like I have 2 girls and they both need better manners in the yard with me and others entering the yard and leaving it.

[@OURGAFAMILY]

What kind of treats do you use? I am always concerned that so many treats will give my dog an upset stomach, so I think I don't work with her long enough.

[@thescolex]

is that kikomum helping?

[@helenlauber7622]

I found this video informative. Plesse post how to get pup not to look at treats before doing the behavior.

[@CreativeDiamondDogs]

Very good! My rough collie has only been around other people twice, and the second time was not good at all. I did have tiny wins at times when she would very briefly pay attention to me because of treats. However, I'm really not around people most of the the time for more "real life" training involving good behavior when she is around other people. How long did it take for your dogs to walk on a loose leash?

[@gusdagoosesmom4902]

Can you please make a video on transferring skills to your yard? My Golden is GREAT with me in our house and even out and about, but in the yard, he turns into wild dog! If I have a toy he wants that I have picked up from the yard (he can be across the yard -- we have .46 acre) and will be at my side in seconds and literally up in my face grabbing for the toy before I see him coming (I have a significant hearing loss so I frequently don't even hear him). Any advice? Thank you . (He is 1 year old now and we got him from a family that neglected him at almost 6 mos. old)

[@doriennaraine3004]

The most frustrating thing i have with my dog is that he only behaves for me and my family is at fault. Even in public, he absolutely tunes me out when people have absolute zero respect of when i tell them to ask him to sit and just proceed to pet him even when he jumps up or just gets overexcited. Same thing for my family when they try to take the him outside to go to the bathroom. He used to wait automatically without having to tell hin when the door is opened til others taught him he's allowed to run out without the "OK" cue He only does it for me and i dont know how to get through to people to respect his rules and stop calling me "strict and mean" for having standards.

[@kikopup]

I am so sorry Dorienna, family are a million times harder to train than dogs. :) Maybe pretend you are making a video for youtube to train them what to do with your dog like I did. :)

[@Ksubscribersnovideos-zr7jj]

Same here! I always tell my family not to roughy with my puppy or to stop kissing her in the mouth because she doesn’t like it, they keep doing it, and when I ask them to help train they do nothing.

[@alextaylor5311]

How long should I work on the first part of the video before trying out the next? My dog is large and very jumpy but once he gets a few treats for good behavior he starts to get too excited... for example, I tried doing the high pitched voice with him just now and he did well 5 times and then started trying to jump on me

[@kikopup]

If your dog gets more and more aroused from duration and the amount of treats being given I suggest working on a duration settle behavior- kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6OUoJ-wnM6Xg9k as part of your training plan this will help teach your dog to be calm around food when its around for longer. and that each treat doesnt excite the dog.

[@donnakirk5701]

My border collie pup is 5 months old. She just adores everyone and gets excited and jumps up on everyone!! :/

[@rskarritt4384]

@11:28 the dog's head looks REALLY small at that angle.

[@suz567]

My pup is too excited to take a treat when meeting a person she really loves. Not a problem with strangers. What to do?

[@anshak4718]

How do I teach my puppy not to get over excited with seeing anyone one he is 6 months and not socialize but as of right now we are taking slow steps, but whenever he sees a person he gets over threshold

[@anshak4718]

Honestly Zak g taught me how to bribe my dog you have shown me how to train a dog

[@svampebob007]

So what you are saying is I don't need to ask my guest to sign a waver while I hand out baseball bats? Nah but seriously those are some good tips, I'm struggling abit with the greetings, I don't have a lot of chance to have a controlled greeting environment, but I do come home from work every day. I started off with a super jumpy exited puppy, to a slightly more acceptable "welcome back" greeting where she lays down, but I'll implement a proper training session from now on! didn't think about it as a training session I just though "omg just let me take off my shoes brew some coffee then we'll play or what ever!"

[@alicefrommadworld]

What do you think about the interpretation of jumping as a dog body language as an request or even a threat which means: back up, stay away? I kind of think that saying that the dog gets "excited" and that's why he's jumping up is labelling because we can't really say what their emotions are. But the functions of the behaviour are different if they want the guest to back up and if they are really "social" and want to greet them. I'm just wondering if there's the danger of misinterpreting the dog's behaviour while they are jumping on guests.

[@debcadman1670]

Very easy to demonstrate with a dog that already knows how to do it. I’d like to see the same video done with a jumper.

[@behemith2d5]

I did find this to be very helpful but all of the dogs seemed to be well trained already. It is difficult to reinforce the positive behavior if the dog simply does not demonstrate it. It would be helpful to see how a disobedient dog is handled and redirected.

[@hottamaletallahassee]

Good video, but if you are teaching people how to train a dog that jumps up, you should start the video by showing the dog jumping up, and then tell us what you the trainer should do at that point to STOP the jumping. the title of the video sets up the expectation that the focus of the video will be on STOPPING the undesireable behavior, not rewarding the desirable behavior, which is what most of the video shows. thanks!!!

[@kikopup]

With positive reinforcement training, the focus is on reinforcing the behavior you do want the dog to do while you use management and prevention in between training sessions and it is very important to never let the dog rehearse doing the undesirable behavior. The more an undesirable behavior is rehearsed the more likely it will happen again in the future, than if it was never rehearsed at all. If that makes sense? When some trainers use punishment they will show dogs doing the wrong behavior and then add punishment. Making the dog do the wrong behavior is not necessary and can be taking a step back in the training process when using positive reinforcement and differential reinforcement of an incompatible behavior.