dog jumping up

[lofty95 0]

ok this i imagine will be the first of many questions this is my first dog ever. i have just inherited a 8mth ess which keeps jumping up, not only that he keeps catching me in the nuts the fxxker. Will his want to jump up recede when i have basic training completed cheers

[watchman 256]

ok this i imagine will be the first of many questions this is my first dog ever. i have just inherited a 8mth ess which keeps jumping up, not only that he keeps catching me in the nuts the fxxker. Will his want to jump up recede when i have basic training completed cheers

every time he jumps up stand on one of its back toes it stop him within a couple goes,dont stamp on the f****r,just do it in your socks soon get the message mate

[j davies 8]

ok this i imagine will be the first of many questions this is my first dog ever. i have just inherited a 8mth ess which keeps jumping up, not only that he keeps catching me in the nuts the fxxker. Will his want to jump up recede when i have basic training completed cheers

he is only a pup mate he like you give him time to settle in might make a good dog sounds like my 4 year old cocker jusmpd up on me when he is ready for home after a good day out. your dog will be like that untill he is a year old so get some protection lol

[watchman 256]

ok this i imagine will be the first of many questions this is my first dog ever. i have just inherited a 8mth ess which keeps jumping up, not only that he keeps catching me in the nuts the fxxker. Will his want to jump up recede when i have basic training completed cheers

he is only a pup mate he like you give him time to settle in might make a good dog sounds like my 4 year old cocker jusmpd up on me when he is ready for home after a good day out. your dog will be like that untill he is a year old so get some protection lol

if you teach it to not jump up,wont need protection,dont wait till its a year old to see if it stops,act now and put an end to it

[butcherboy 68]

I NEVER stop my spaniels jumping up on me, I WANT them to WANT to be with me.

 

I don't want to put any barriers between me and the dog.

[Hannah4181 260]

I personally don't think stopping a dog jumping up will put barriers between you!

 

Its about the dog having manners, and its also not practical or acceptable to have a wet muddy dog leaping all over you or visiting guests. I hate dogs that jump up and make sure i stop the problem instantly. Standing on the back toe as Watchman suggested, or taking hold of its front paws when it jumps up, and squeezing its toes, also hold onto its feet to prevent it from getting down, the feeling of being trapped and its toes being squeezed will stop it in no time.

 

 

If i ask my dogs to jump up they will. for a cuddle or a bit of fuss, they won't however do it uninvited.

[butcherboy 68]

I personally don't think stopping a dog jumping up will put barriers between you!

 

Its about the dog having manners, and its also not practical or acceptable to have a wet muddy dog leaping all over you or visiting guests. I hate dogs that jump up and make sure i stop the problem instantly. Standing on the back toe as Watchman suggested, or taking hold of its front paws when it jumps up, and squeezing its toes, also hold onto its feet to prevent it from getting down, the feeling of being trapped and its toes being squeezed will stop it in no time.

 

 

If i ask my dogs to jump up they will. for a cuddle or a bit of fuss, they won't however do it uninvited.

 

 

Have a look at all the pro spaniel trainers. I think I'll follow their lead

 

My dogs don't jump up on OTHER people.

 

I don't worry about wet clothes as I only see my dogs when I have my "dog" clothes on.

 

Then again if I wanted a pet

[Hoolit 2]

If you are shooting with this dog jumping up is a definate no no geting your clothes muddy is the least of your worries . If you have a loaded gun in your hand and the dog jumps up gives you a fright resulting in a possible gun accident or jumps up on anyone with a gun , it could catch the trigger and kill someone IT HAS HAPPENED.

Stoping this dangerous habit is something you should do straight away, simpley lift your knee every time the dog jumps up to you he he will connect with your knee and soon stop. I dont mean you should ram your knee into his chest just raise your knee quickly he bang into it and after a couple of days hell give up.

Good luck

[Hannah4181 260]

I personally don't think stopping a dog jumping up will put barriers between you!

 

Its about the dog having manners, and its also not practical or acceptable to have a wet muddy dog leaping all over you or visiting guests. I hate dogs that jump up and make sure i stop the problem instantly. Standing on the back toe as Watchman suggested, or taking hold of its front paws when it jumps up, and squeezing its toes, also hold onto its feet to prevent it from getting down, the feeling of being trapped and its toes being squeezed will stop it in no time.

 

 

If i ask my dogs to jump up they will. for a cuddle or a bit of fuss, they won't however do it uninvited.

 

 

Have a look at all the pro spaniel trainers. I think I'll follow their lead

 

My dogs don't jump up on OTHER people.

 

I don't worry about wet clothes as I only see my dogs when I have my "dog" clothes on.

 

Then again if I wanted a pet

 

 

 

 

Well if thats what the pro spaniel trainers do . . . then crack on!

 

The guy asked how to STOP the dog doing it . . . . so i gave him a training method which i know to work.

 

For some of us dogs our part of our everyday life, and for me i don't want them jumping all over me, dog clothes or not.

 

My "pets" are both well trained and well mannered . . . . . . even when they are working.

 

Horses for courses.

[watchman 256]

I personally don't think stopping a dog jumping up will put barriers between you!

 

Its about the dog having manners, and its also not practical or acceptable to have a wet muddy dog leaping all over you or visiting guests. I hate dogs that jump up and make sure i stop the problem instantly. Standing on the back toe as Watchman suggested, or taking hold of its front paws when it jumps up, and squeezing its toes, also hold onto its feet to prevent it from getting down, the feeling of being trapped and its toes being squeezed will stop it in no time.

 

 

If i ask my dogs to jump up they will. for a cuddle or a bit of fuss, they won't however do it uninvited.

spot on

[activeviii 8]

what do you think your knee is for. as it jump you give it the knee, after it falls on its arse a few times it will think twice about it. mines great as he will not jump up at me unless i tell it to but for some reason he jumps up at blokes and his paws are right in their nuts. well i tell them every time but they dont listen so tuff.lmao.

[lofty95 0]

Thanks for that guys lots to work with there

[upperlane2 4]

Thanks for that guys lots to work with there

instead of squeezing its toes or kneeing it a simple way is to turn ur back and ignore it as soon as it sits down or stops jumping reward it ull have to keep doing it but ull be suprised how easy it works the secret to training any dog is REPEATIVE TRAINING just keep it simple and ull end up with a steady workable gundog atb with ur training

[waidmann 105]

"any attention given is a win to the dog" the most effective way is to tread lightly on the hind toes( as said in the above post) and not to shove/knee or say anything.if the "down" command is set then use that later.

 

my dogs will jump up too and it does not bother me(sometimes a bummer when you have clean jeans on). a dog is capable of distinguishing when he can and cannot be boistrous. when i have a gun they should sit next to me or be at work and not trying to get affection. if the dog is not working then the gun is broken.

 

just an oppinion