Controlling Dog Jumping

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e with rambunctious dogs eventually run into the predicament of stopping them from jumping on people. Jumping is a natural habit for a dog, and more so for younger dogs and specific breeds. This isn't cause to keep all visitors outside the premise, if you can understand why your dog is jumping. Once you comprehend the reasons, then take the necessary training steps to help him over come this habit and teach him how to act appropriately at home and outside. Often time jumpers end up in an outdoor dog kennel in the backyard where they can't bug anyone.

Why do dogs jump?

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