A lot of jumping up isn’t your dog being badly behaved…it’s over excited, It’s your dog trying to cope. 🫣 If we think about it from their perspective. A person walks in, leans over them, reaches for their head, gets right into their space. That’s a lot for a dog to manage, especially a young one who hasn’t yet built the confidence to deal with it calmly. I am a fully grown women and I still hate people I don’t know coming into my space and touching me 🤣 Jumping up can be a

Luring a dog just means guiding them to do what you want by using something they really want. Food usually works best. Use something small, soft, and not crumbly. Get your dog’s attention Hold the treat right at their nose so they can smell it. Move the treat slowly where you want your dog to go. Sit: move the treat up and slightly back over their head Down: move the treat from their nose straight down to the floor Come: show the treat and take a few steps backward Spin: mov