That puppy is so adorable! To everyone who doesn't get it; once the puppy understands he's supposed to stay on the ground, you fade out the clicks and treats. Eventually you get to the point where the reward for staying put is just the greeting itself, and perhaps verbal praise or getting petted. You don't stay dependent on the clicker and treats for the rest of the dog's life. So many people think that you'll always need to keep rewarding every few seconds.

It takes endless hours of repeating it but it works and it’s worth it. I love your techniques and I use it with success. Thank you!

Everyone is so impressed with my dogs behavior/skills and I always give the credit to you!!! Thanks and love from Colorado.

@IshanSilva

8 жыл бұрын

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@catahoulla8488

7 жыл бұрын

double love from rado

@hendo-dogs

3 жыл бұрын

@@IshanSilva Pretty rude behavior to come to a site that provides FREE and very awesome training to advertise a course-for-money by an unknown, unnamed "trainer" . You getting paid for this? LOL

@LLewis-vu9qf

3 жыл бұрын

@@hendo-dogs -- I was thinking the same thing. I've seen this happen on other training sites as well. Not cool!🙄😱

That puppy is ADORABLE! FINALLY, a trainer that offers more than "turn your back to the dog". Great tips BTW. I'm going to do this for my dog.

I love this video. I was having the hardest time teaching my dog to stop jumping, because everyone wanted to always pet him regardless of what I said. This technique will still let people show affection towards my dog, but in a much better way. I almost considered a prong collar since I was just so confused as to what I could do since the general population refused to listen to me. Luckily, this video came in time! Thank you so much. Don't know how you don't have your own TV show yet.

I love people who train like you. You are truly a Blessing to the canines and to anyone who watches your videos. God Bless you for sharing and helping to improve the treatment of animals. Love how you squeeled like an excited child and the fearful dog petter demo is also very helpful in teaching dogs not to react the wrong way to human emotions. Children often evoke excitement and bad behaviors in their dogs then parents wrongfully/harshly punish the dog for responding in a normal dog way.

I appreciate so much your videos ! Thank you for taking your time and sharing with those of us who have doggies who need manners. I am thankful for your time

@tehrenberg No, if you think it terms of desirable and undesirable. YOU decide what behaviors you like. Just like jumping on the couch. ANOTHER important fact is that the no jumping up exercise is NOT GOOD for shy dogs! Because you want to encourage the dog to interact with people, and if they jump you can work on it later, at least they WANT to interact with someone.

I love how he's so happy to work with you! I also like how it's now a reward to not jump up, he's wagging his tail the whole time when sitting or going into a down :D

THANK YOU SO MUCHHH! my golden retriever puppy barely jumps anymore he only jumps when he is very hyper.KikoPup you have helped me a lot and I trust you,you have earned a new subscriber :)

you are great! Your explanations about all the principles you use are really clear and your "interventions" are beautifully consistent!

Thank you. The last point on the video was an important one that I would not of thought of. "When you are not in the mood to train prevent the behavior".

Out of all the videos I have watched these are the most helpful and really lists things down for you. Our puppy is slowly getting older and although we have taken her to training she still jumps up and nibbles or bits at people, especially me. I hope to find something that will work.

This is such a fantastic technique - I've never seen it before, I love it!

This works a treat! Thanks so much!

Awesome video. Thanks so much for posting this. This is the single biggest problem I have with my dog Sara and I just couldn't find a way to stop the jumping. This looks like a great solution.

one of your best videos, and I don't say that lightly!! if I only I had had this video 2 years ago, Holly was a nightmare for jumping up, she would do it ALL the time and do what I called "bopping" I would try and put a leash on her and she would launch at my face and hit my jaw a few times with her head!! she would do it over and over again, in the end after much training she is almost 100% with it, but she still jumps when she is scared but the excited jumping has more or less stopped.

Another Keeper! Thanks for all of these great videos Emily!

Going to start on this! Excellent!!!

You make training sense and I must follow it!

Oh, I didn't know about these "rules". Bummer! Oh well, Thanks for the other ideas. We'll try them, too. I also got a Manners Minder to see if that helps. I am in awe of you, your talents, and how much energy you must have to do all that you do! It's such a blessing to others. Thanks!

This was really helpful! Thank you!

@kikopup great video! I totally agree about the shy dog thing. Jackson is pretty shy when it comes to new people, never aggressive, barky or biting or anything, just shy. He's weary about new people petting him, and would prefer to go and sniff them but wants to be ignored until he gets to know the person better! He loves you forever once he meets you once or twice so I don't discourage his excitement and jumping just because it doesn't happen very often... it actually shocks me when he doesit

What cute puppies! I love this video! I always learn so much from you! You are just an amazing trainer!

Terrific ideas! Sending this link every time someone asks me about this "problem".

Great advice, very smart indeed!

You are awesome. I love how you prepare your videos. Thank you so much for your time and energy. I learned more from you than paid classes. I am struggling with how to get my almost one year old to come to me when he is off the leash. any tips?

Thank you !!

Love it, love it, love it. Awesome vid, clear excellent info on how to set the dog up for success.:)

you are amazing! i have this behavior in my pupy, its almost 4 months old amstaff, what im trying with it is not to bite me!!! but its too hard to even touch her without her biting, softly, but biting!

You are the best trainer

Lovely and informative. Thanks :) Good exercises and tips you give here.

@kikopup

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

Great video! I'm sure this will helps a lot of people!

@sundaymorningsleeper haha, actually I was thinking that I SHOULD have used a "grown dog" as guess what? Its a lot harder when you have a 100 pound dog at the shelter that has not learned yet not to jump up! and in fact has practiced jumping up all its life so is good at it. I will need to make a sequel! (I know what you meant though- you meant using trained dogs!)

Great video, will use techniques on my jumpy border mix.

I love watching is I learn something my dog have the jumping habit.

amazing vids!!! thank u very much

I love this. Does it matter that we're not finalising it by adding a cue to the behaviour?

your cool... I learned a lot from you and informative too. Thanks.

Wow this is amazing.

Excellent method Emily:)! I have never heard of this method before. It makes so much sense too. Thanks for sharing:). I am in the process of creating my jumping video. Happy Clicking! Ashley & Kaine

I really like your video and how you show what to do when they do jump up (ignore it).

Lovely puppies, they are really very good, the same as your training.

Love the video! Great ideas. If possible, would you show what to do when there are more people coming in, including kids, and perhaps someone coming in with a dog to visit, and bigger dogs who are very excitable. I realize that things are always different when you are video taping. And this obviously works with these dogs. I'm also wondering if there is an energy that people bring with them when they come into the room, as she tends to do this more with some than with others?

Interesting approach, I always read that you should not make a big deal of leaving/coming back as that's setting up puppy for separation anxiety.

I really like that you did the 'scardey human' on this one, seems like that makes some dogs want to jump on you MORE! Love you vids My pup has done great with clicker training. I feel better knowing i'm not using physical force or harsh punishments with her.

I don't have a clicker but I'm going to use a clicking pen until I get one lol

@marlainaluvslocs4729

5 жыл бұрын

Ruby Pinto lmaoooooo

@nihonkokusai

4 жыл бұрын

@@marlainaluvslocs4729 will a staple machine work also? lmao

@marlainaluvslocs4729

4 жыл бұрын

Ruby Pinto Lmao

@bicnarok

4 жыл бұрын

You don't need a clicker, use words

@Ksubscribersnovideos-zr7jj

4 жыл бұрын

Use a phone clicker.

I've been sending people to your channel and suddenly the dogs around me neighbourhood are all behaving themselves.

@AllTheDogThings

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

lol what a cute little fuzz ball.

I am going to practice this with my dog.

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Adorable dog. Very good video.

I would love to see a video that starts out going from a dog that is really jumping up. So we can see the progress and more of how the technique is applied. Also so there is more opportunity to see how you react and when you reward after the jump up. Still great video.

Bogart is such an awesome name! Great video, thanks

the puppy is so cute

i love you thanks!

@kikopup Thanks for saying this, because this is what my instincts told me, and why I didn't try to stop her (and maybe even encouraged her). Two years later, I am working on some self control, with OTHER people, not me. I still like it, and she only does it as a means of communication. For instance, when I come home after leaving her, no jumping - if I return after leaving her with someone else, she jumps up like, "Oh thank God you came back!!".

Thanks for this video. I need all the help I can get and I will give this a try. One question... How does having your dog on leash prevent him from jumping?

My husky is the same age/weight. He's a jumper too- leaves big scratches on us, and I am reluctant to take him anywhere right now!

It has taken almost another year but it is finally working, patient persistence, everyone is different.

@AllTheDogThings

4 жыл бұрын

Keep it up! It's a marathon, not a sprint! :) way to be dedicated

I'm a fan of your videos and work and would like to ask what kind of treats you are feeding. I use self-made dry meat (turkey). I've been a bit worried about my puppy's weight doing all those exercises with him.

CUTE PUPPY! :)

Great video

Ahhhhhhh bogart is such a little marshmallow awwww he's soooooo cute

THANKS FOR YR SHARING, WILL TRY ON MY SHELTIE, LOVE TO WATCH YR VEDIO ^^ WHATS THAT DOG BREED? ITS SO CUTE

The clicker is an actual tool that looks like a box with a metal plate inside that you push to make a consistent clicking noise. The sound is consistent and can be made instantly so the dog always knows that that specific sound is associated with good behavior (make sure you "charge" your clicker first which is shown in another vid). I found mine for $2 at Petco

that puppy is soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cute ^^

@RoseGreyThoroughbred THANK YOU SOO MUCH!!! your too nice! :D

Awesome

You are the best ever T_T

IT’S SO FLUFFY I’M GONNA DIE ❤️❤️❤️🥺

I love your videos! You make it look so easy! How would you "fix" this... If I get in my car to drive out of our gated yard, both my Bichon & Border Collie follow my vehicle. If I let my husband pull out and I walk out, they stay behind (they've been "shhhhed" a lot!). How do I train them to stay in the yard as the electric gate is closing & I'm in the vehicle?

Congratulations for this good job. It is a tool that all fans of clicker will be useful. Bravo!

It is very practical, because when you start to sometimes use treats and sometimes not, you actually strengthen the behaviour, not decrease it...

Tnx for youre awnser! Problem is he only does it to people he don't know! He runs up to them and jumps when they throw theire hands in the air. I schout, put youre hands down! But when they are scared, they won't listen. So it's a hard situation... I'm gonna try this one, and hope it will work! Tnx!

Will be sending this to a client after our session tomorrow! Do you ever drop the treats on the ground (versus bending to drop them)?

@susanmartin870

6 жыл бұрын

Koinonia Dogs I'm not sure she would because she teaches her dogs a safety leave it by dropping random things on the floor and they learn to leave it.

Thanks caption settings change i read my language

Hey Kiko, I just adopted a 2.5 yo American bulldog mix. He's pretty much the most perfect dog, except for his one flaw: Jumping. He's 75 lb, and only jumps when people come in the front door. I tried to clicker train, but the clicker would give me migraines, so I use a vocal cue ("Good!") in place of a click. Since he doesn't jump up when excited like the puppy in the video (in fact, he automatically sits since I make him sit before playing), how would I go about reinforcing the behavior I want in a similar situation? Would I skip straight to the proofing stage, and walk through the door while putting treats on the ground? I'm not sure how well that would work. Whenever anyone comes over, I keep him in a sit/stay (both of which he has down perfectly) until he's calmed down enough to greet them calmly. This doesn't work when I'm the one coming into the house, though. My main problem is that I have a pain disorder (RSD), and him jumping on me often causes a bad flare, which makes me zone out for a few moments, which messes up my timing and makes it difficult to reinforce the good behavior correctly, and I don't have anybody else who would be willing to let him jump on them for training purposes. He's in training to be in training to be a service dog (aka still doing basic obedience), and will likely be able to take and pass the CGC in a couple of months. Perhaps less. After that he'll have his In Training vest, and will be doing public access work. While he has yet to jump on anyone in public, I'm worried he may develop that habit, which is a big no-no for a service dog. I'd really appreciate any advice you or any of your viewers can give me. He's a truly incredible dog, but he's not aware of his own strength, and occasionally draws blood with his jumping, even though I keep his nails well clipped and filed. Any help that can be given is greatly appreciated. Your videos have been a total god-send. Please keep doing what you've been doing. You're one of my Real Life Heroes for doing this. Cheers, Lindsay

Wow such a cute dog, I will try this with my cousins 5 month old husky, he jumps on people all the time.

@azmauigirl You know the problem with youtube is that I cant have other people in the videos unless they sign... sigh.. the world is a stupid place sometimes... Sometimes putting a baby gate up, where you greet the guests, toss your dog treats for being calm, then when your guests have calmed down and so has the dog you can remove the gate.

Your awesome

I have a question, after the dog has learned what it needs to learn, do you still need to use the clicker?

aww. Retriever ~

Hi, first off I would like to say that I love your videos and your manner of training. I have a 15 month old Cairn Terrier and a 21 month old GSD, both are females. I am having a hard time teaching both of my girls how to have better door manners. My GSD always jumps at the back door slider when she wants to come in, she won't bark or just sit there, she'll jump, scratching the glass. Do you have a video that can help me teach my girl not to jump on the door to come in? Thank you!

Hi, can u please advice me i have bought a 8 week Gsd, could u advice me some of the first things to train him? He offers the default sit position. He comes on call. But he jumps on me and has bites or mouths. Also generally speaking how much do i spend on one behaviour? Is it advicable to mix training him for two behaviours at one time like jumping n biting? Please help

@DaCrystalPup Yeah, we have the same problem.

ok 1.this video helped alot 2.totally subbing 3.cute puppy 4.awesome video ok my question is if i bring a puppy to my home would my other dog attack it? my dbig dog is 4 years old and she is turning fve, shes a pure bred german shepherd and i just found out we might bringing home another german shepherd puppy like the one you have in this video. and my 4 year old dog is agressive to other dogs, she'll go nuts on walks and pull when she sees dogs. How do i prevent her from getting agressive?

Thanks for your great video's! How do i prevent my 1 year old newf (50 kg) jumping up to other people???? He is so sweet but makes people scared of him when he jumps up..... I hope you can help me, everybody recommend shock collar but i just will not use that!

I am going to try this with my little dachshund. She jumps alot. My other dogs don't. Hope it helps!

@Morthund love the comment. got a boxer. feel the exact same way

Lovely dog!!! What breed is it?

@ProphetGuardian - there are different kinds of clickers - some are more subtle than others if the louder one is spooking your dog. You can also use other bridges such as saying "yes". Hope that helps :)

2 questions to ask u, how to i train her with out treats? (to pricy) and shes a out side dog and a blue hiller mix with red, and we have 1acer for itto run around (she does all the time but never tires)

Be great to see how you can train a malamute

Hello, I'm definitely not Kikopup, but I think I can kind of help you out on this one. The trick is to set your dog up for success. Start small. Have someone call him towards themselves with a clicker in hand, and have them click while the dog is coming towards them, not already jumping up. Reward the absence of jumping. Practice that, then raise criteria. Add another person, place treats on the ground when all four of his feet are on the ground.

hi i am a new dog owner, i have a 3.5 month german shepherd. I was wondering if i want to train my dog with the clicker, if there is a possibility to be addicted to it and not give me any attention when i don't have it.?

What shall i do my dog doesnt like treats i know i may sound a lil bit strange but he doesnt like anythinh but chocolate which is very bad for him any other way he can learn or anything

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My dog has the issue of jumping on me and nibbling at my feet 'a lot' he's a golden retriever so he's not little... He's very rough with his play and does not stop long enough for me to reward his decreased jump and biting behavior. Thence, making this difficult. I other thing about my down is that I've been training him while he is tied to his lease. I noticed you do not do this. Is this good or bad? It seems he runs away and loses interest in training and seeks other things when he's not tied.

Petsmart, PetCo, and Amazon all have clickers for sale. They can range from under a dollar to several dollars. If your dog is scared of the loud click, there are quieter clickers available.