|Luckily, Labradoodles are fast learners

|When you encounter someone while out walking your dog, you must manage the situation and train your dog at the same time: Stop the person from approaching by telling them you don't want your dog to jump |So, keep at it |You can carry on using it for "off" the car when you take him out of the car etc so that if he does jump on someone you can shout "off" eventually - but not until you're convinced he'd do it, otherwise you'll waste any training |If your dog jumps on you, ignore them |If your dog jumps on you, ignore them. |As before, repeat this process every time your dog jumps up |Ask your dog to "sit |Only once all feet are on the ground should you give some praise, but keep it low key |You may have to come in and go out dozens of times before your dog learns they only gets your attention when they keep all four feet on the floor |Ask your dog to "sit" and have the greeter approach again |Ask your dog to "sit" and have the greeter approach again. |But, it will be worth it |In part one, your Labradoodle will look back and forth between you and an item or object they are interested in |They love to play and they love to be with you |Your first challenge is going to be making it impossible for your Labradoodle to jump up |If you absolutely have to move your arms and hands, then move them to your chest and cross your arms |If you absolutely have to move your arms and hands, then move them to your chest and cross your arms. |Or before they get the treat from you |Keeping this in mind, try and show your Labradoodle what you want it to do to get your full attention instead of jumping up and down |Step 4 — Keep them on a lead and make them wait to greet people There are a couple of other tips that you can use to help stop your dog jumping up |If the dog continues to jump, now is the time to turn around and look away |It will take a lot of time, patience, and consistency to teach your puppy that the rewards of not jumping outweigh the rewards of jumping |It will take a lot of time, patience, and consistency to teach your puppy that the rewards of not jumping outweigh the rewards of jumping. |Cross your arms and wait patiently for your dog to stop jumping .

|Your shouting and yelling will only make the dog more agitated which in return will lead to even more jumping around

|Give your labradoodle puppy time to calm down and get the greeting out of the way before you start in with lots of loving and attention

|Then a friend your dog likes

|This may feel a little repetitive, but consistency is essential |This may feel a little repetitive, but consistency is essential. |Have multiple different guest do this exercise several times, until you dog knows exactly what to do |And this is likely to be all the time Page link Copy link The most common reason why a dog will jump up is to try and gain our attention |Labradoodles are a high energy breed, no matter their age |You will receive text messages with ways to help animals right from your phone |You will receive text messages with ways to help animals right from your phone. |If your Labradoodle has already learned to Sit on command, try this when it starts jumping: Stand straight up, look directly into the horizon and cross your arms |However, when your labradoodle puppy is displaying improper behavior such as jumping up on you and you give him lots of attention, this action is actually encouraged |When you enter through the door and the dog jumps on you: Immediately step back out the door closing it behind you, but let it be open just a bit |Be prepared when you return home |If he starts leaping everywhere, everyone stand straight up, silently till he calms down again |If he starts leaping everywhere, everyone stand straight up, silently till he calms down again. |A good practice is to keep a stuffed toy or small treat in the car with you and then make your Australian Labradoodle puppy or dog sit when you come through the door |When your dog starts jumping: Stand straight up and look directly into the air, not onto your dog |Take, for instance, when your labradoodle puppy jumps up looking for attention |In the meantime, you can teach the "on" and "off" command using a rug, and throwing a treat |If you don't want your dog to jump on people, stick to your training |If you don't want your dog to jump on people, stick to your training. |Wait for your puppy to sit, and click your clicker when their bum hits the floor |Instead they will start to realise that they are more successful at getting your attention when all four feet are firmly on the floor

|As tempting it is to give it at big old hug and petting it like crazy, dont!|Just ignore it

|Do not shout any command words because he doesn't know what they mean, but if he did it'll probably mean the opposite of what you want!|Keep him on the lead so that you can stop him leaping up at guests and have a super treat see if it works to get him to sit etc |But you should mind |But you should mind. |This will make it less likely that your Doodle will then jump up |This could be by increasing the time your puppy has to sit for, in order to earn their treat |Repeat if the dog continues to jump |But if you experience that your dog is extremely difficult to teach this, try and find a dog behavior expert who can have a chat with you and see if there is anything special you should do with your dog |A houseline is a 2m long lightweight lead |A houseline is a 2m long lightweight lead. |When you first start you may find your dog jumps up more Post by Maggie » Thu Jul 26, am 1 - your shouting "Off!|So, I think you could do with instigating a new policy - people walk in silently and do not sit down until Scooby sits down |This is because jumping up has been rewarded previously, so your dog might think they just need to work harder to get your attention |If you reach down with your arms and push your dog away when it jumps up on you, or give your dog any indication that you are playing, your labradoodle puppy will think this is great fun and continue to do it |Your attention and petting are your weapons to communicating with your Labradoodle |Your attention and petting are your weapons to communicating with your Labradoodle. .

|Your dog usually learns to jump up when they are a puppy |You have to wait until she is calmly sitting before you reward her with a chewie or stuffed toy |When the dog sits, you can casually enter the room, kneel and pet it |Eventually, when your pup is great at sitting everywhere with small distractions, you can bring in another family member |This type of punishment will in no way teach your dog how to greet people in the correct way |This type of punishment will in no way teach your dog how to greet people in the correct way. |You need to work with your puppy to ensure that they stop jumping up at people |Labradoodle puppies are exuberant |This is the exact moment many Labradoodle owners discover that not everyone loves their new puppy as much as they do |They might jump up at the kitchen counter, at the sides of their puppy pen, or even at the door |In part two, your Labradoodle will try to interpret your response to whatever is going on, then adjust their behavior accordingly |In part two, your Labradoodle will try to interpret your response to whatever is going on, then adjust their behavior accordingly. |Not even if you were extremely annoyed by your Labradoodle just a few seconds ago |If you choose food, then wait until all four of their paws are on the floor and then place a treat or scatter a few treats on the floor for them and encourage them to focus downwards |Social Referencing Social referencing has two parts |Turn and go out the door |Such as sitting

|When your dog sits, reward them with treats or attention

|Before someone says hello to your dog, try and ask your dog to sit, and ask the person not to give them attention until they do it |That way your dog is under control and more likely to be able to focus on what you are asking them for i |You can also use treats to encourage your dog to keep all four feet on the floor and divert their attention down instead of leaping up at people

|Although your dog may just be being friendly, not everyone will appreciate them jumping up, and some people may find it quite intimidating

|Generally speaking, of course, this is a good thing |Give your dog the "sit" command |There are steps you can take to prevent opportunities where your Labradoodle will want to jump up |As I say, when he sits, then your guests can sit down |But, more importantly, there are ways you can train your Doodle to stop jumping up altogether |Teaching your Labradoodle puppy to sit down instead of jumping up is the harder part of this process |It can be tempting to encourage the behaviour when your dog is small, but once your dog is fully grown it can become a real problem |You and your puppy are inside together |This includes everyone in the household and even people your dog meets when out and about |Your assistant must be someone your dog likes and wants to greet |If someone is encouraging jumping, you can simply say no thank you when they want to greet your dog .

|If someone is encouraging jumping, you can simply say no thank you when they want to greet your dog

|Or are you just getting started on your training journey?|Labradoodle puppies are full of energy The answer is simple: We are taller than them Oftentimes, when you pay too much attention to a problem, you are inadvertently rewarding your labradoodle puppy |Or, you may accidentally be reinforcing a behavior chain in which your Labradoodle sits, and then jumps up straight after |It will take many times, with you remaining patient and repeating the process many times |As always, make sure that they get rewarded for appropriate behaviour |If your dog does remain seated, the greeter can give your dog a treat as a reward |Message and data rates may apply |Just remember that offering your labradoodle puppy something while she is simultaneously jumping or barking will only encourage that behavior When your dog|Jumps on other people: Ask a family member or friend to assist with training |Teaching a young puppy not to jump on people or things happens in two parts: Managing the problem behavior Then teaching a different behavior Jumping up is a hard behavior to prevent, because most dogs love to do it!|The fact that you also respond to jumping just makes it even more fun |Get your free pet care guide Our free guide is packed with expert advice and answers to all your questions on toxic foods, body language, training, and brain games for your pet |Repeat the exercise if the jumping continues |Continue to ignore the jumping up behaviour and instead ask for the calm behaviour .

|Some of the usual commands would be Sit or Stay |Or, getting them to sit reliably when there are toys nearby

|With each new person, or each new distraction, get your puppy to sit before they receive any attention from their new friend

|They grow up into their bodies well before they grow up into their minds and manners |This will train your dog to be sitting while she waits for your arrival |You can also reward them with little tasty treats whenever they keep their feet on the floor rather than jumping up at someone |What do you do?|Most people will push their puppy down, give them a pat to reassure them, and then get up to retrieve the mail |As soon as this happens, turn around and reward your dog with positive attention |Jumps on you when you're sitting: If you are sitting and your dog jumps up on you, stand up |Step 3 — If your dog is frustrated, divert their attention If your dog is getting frustrated and is still jumping up despite being ignored, then you may need to change your approach |Keep practicing the behavior until your pup is sitting every time you say your cue!|But now, each time you will make it slightly harder for your puppy |Turn away from your dog |The calmer and steadier you are, the calmer and steadier your dog will be |By providing your mobile number, you agree to receive autodialed, recurring text messages from the HSUS with updates and ways you can help animals |An excited pup is certainly hard to resist and the urge will be to give it lots of attention |Then give them a little treat |This is a behavior we can train out of puppies |Don't talk to your dog or push them away

|What do you want your Labradoodle puppy to do instead of jumping up?|The best choice will be one that stops jumping up from being an option

|What This All Means In other words, your Labradoodle puppy may jump up instinctually the first time or few |Remember to resist encouraging lots of rough play and jumping right when you return home |Jumps on you when you come in the door: Keep greetings quiet and low-key |Suddenly, your puppy starts barking |You will need a clicker to mark the behavior, and some high value training treats |You will need to turn away every time your dog jumps up |References and Resources |Watch our step by step guide to stopping your dog jumping up |Keep repeating until your dog remains seated as the greeter approaches |Just ignore them until all four feet are on the ground |And it is also a very effective method of making sure they have your fullest attention |This action will probably put your labradoodle puppy off balance and she will land back on all four of her feet |But, a fully grown Labradoodle can cause some real damage .