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Jan 10 2018

Ep 118 The Jumping Dog, Part 2: Catastrophe Strikes!

Red Dog PictureYou will discover the best ways to act and react in the moment of your dog’s bad behavior.

Part Two – Your Actions in the Moment

Ep 118 The Jumping Dog, Part 2: Catastrophe Strikes!Admin
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Show Highlights

  • At your house, your dog is perfect.
  • It is just those few times your dog misbehaves and jumps.
  • This is why correcting behaviors like this are so frustrating.
  • When you now are in the moment, all that attention is just that…ATTENTION.
  • Attention is what teaches your dog in every given situation.
  • It does not matter if it is good or bad attention.
  • What do you do now?
    • In that moment, remember that you have your leash on your dog and you have control.
    • Quickly pull your dog away and move.
  • Bennie in past episodes talked about using a phrase to let your dog know you are moving.
  • Say that phrase right after you say, “No”
  • You HAVE to get your dog away from the situation.
  • DO NOT, and I repeat, DO NOT try to make your dog do a command.
  • In that moment, you are only working on your dog doing the command in more distracting situations
  • You are NOT working on the behavior…
  • Look for this behavior in the moment or you will never be able to fix the problem of Jumping-Up.
  • Once you have taken your dog far enough away from the situation that your dog is paying attention to you, you then can relax.
    • Relax the leash
    • Relax your attitude.
  • This is time to really watch to see what triggers your dog into jumping.
    • Is it the friend?
    • Is it the friend’s dog?
    • Is it both?
  • Re-approach, and now get only close enough that your dog is still paying attention and still choosing to stay on all fours.

Homework

  • Walk with your friend and keep a distance for a while.
  • As long as your dog is walking well you can close the distance.
  • Once your dog starts to act up, you back away.
  • This is the time to just watch for those triggers.
  • Note how long it takes your dog to settle in with the new guests.

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