How to Stop Your Dog Jumping Up at People

A practical, force-free masterclass to help teach your dog how to greet people appropriately and calmly, rather than jumping up at them!

Does your dog jump up at people who come into your home or when on walks?

• Having people to visit is stressful as your dog jumps at them.
• You're concerned about your dog knocking someone over.
• Walks are stressful as your dog wants to jump up at everyone they meet.
• Your dog is friendly, but their greetings are over-enthusiastic!
• You can't trust your dog to say hello to people while keeping their four paws on the floor.

If you're worried about letting your dog say hello to people on walks or stressed about your dog's jumpy behaviour when visitors come over, this masterclass will help you break these habits and teach your dog how to greet people more appropriately.

In this masterclass you'll learn:

• Why your dog jumps up at people
• How arousal affects their behaviour
• How to prevent your dog repeating these undesirable behaviours and stop them jumping up at people in the first place
• Practical strategies to help your dog keep four paws on the floor when meeting people
• How to break the training down into achievable, realistic steps
• Emergency strategies so you know what to do without making the behaviour worse!
• Real life examples of how I have put the training into action with real dogs and clients

What's included:

• Full recorded masterclass (approx. 1 hour)
• Accompanying PDF workbook including:
• Key concepts and diagrams
• Practical exercises
• Reflection prompts
• Space to personalise the training to your dog

This masterclass is ideal for:

• Adolescent dogs (teenage dogs from 6 to 18 months)
• Older dogs who have been doing this behaviour for a while (it will take longer, but older dogs can learn new tricks!)
• Dogs who become overexcited when greeting people
• Dogs who jump up at family, friends or strangers
• Pawrents who want practical, realistic and ethical training support

This is NOT for you if:

• You want to use force or punishment
• You want a quick fix without putting time into understanding your dog's behaviour
• You are not willing to practise and take the time to implement the training

Learn to better understand your dog's behaviour and make greeting people a calmer experience for everyone, using practical, real-life training strategies.

This guide is educational in nature and does not replace individual behavioural support.

All offers in this video are no longer available. Please see accompanying PDF workbook for current offers.