The fastest way to stop a dog jumping on guests is to teach the dog what to do instead: go to a spot, settle, and get rewarded for calm behaviour. Pushing a jumping dog down usually backfires — to the dog, hands and attention feel like part of the game. A replacement behaviour, practised before
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