Dogs jumping on strangers is a very common problem. Every dog ​​owner is likely to face this because it is a natural part of the dog’s nature.

Suitable age: 5 months-8 months

Training goal: train the dog to get rid of this habit so that it can be better accepted by others.

Applicable dog breeds: all dog breeds

Equipment: collar | leash | snacks | snacks

Level: Elementary school (entry level) - corrective training

Training cycle: 15 minutes*8 times

Steps to train a dog to “not attack strangers”:

Step 1:Whenever a guest comes to the house, the dog’s growling or barking at the stranger makes the guest feel scared, dangerous, and even afraid to enter the house. This always makes the dog owner feel Embarrassing, as a dog owner you must also be responsible for your dog's behavior. If it gets out of control in public or causes harm to others, you may have to face a series of troubles including compensation. This behavior is usually caused by fear caused by unfamiliarity or unfamiliarity to the dog. The training method is: you can find someone the dog doesn’t know to help with intensive training.

Second step: Please put the collar and leash on the dog. When it jumps on the guest again, tighten the leash immediately and let the dog feel the leash and pull it. It is uncomfortable and prevents the dog from attacking people. Please control the strength or it will hurt the dog

Step 3:When the dog stops attacking the guest, please stabilize its body and praise it at the same time. Then use your other hand to hold its butt and let it sit down.

Step 4: Finally, you can ask the guest to stretch out his hand and let him smell it. Of course, it would be better to have delicious food in his hand. This approach will build the dog’s confidence in the guest and make the dog smell it. Really trust them. In this case, the owner must be nearby and praise it verbally!

Things to note when training your dog to “not attack strangers”:

1. Please do not teach your dog several different actions at the same time.

2. Please don’t be afraid to let your dog practice in places where it has jumped on people before or where it has never been.

3. Please start training in a place where your dog can easily concentrate, and then conduct training in different places.