I had a different way too teach my dog not to jump on people. I learned her the word down by first making her go up on a ledge and then jumping off with the word down. Then she understood the word down and I repeated that a few times when she wanted to go jump on someone and she understood and stopped doing it

I just put a knee up or push them off and say “no jumping!”. The jumping stops in 2 days max. You can keep trying this fake way, which doesn’t work, but it stops being funny when 100lbs dogs keep knocking down toddlers because they get treats for jumping and acting excited.

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Or maybe become a professional trainer and have your own KZfaq channel lol

Please don't use this video as a method. Its impractical, the dog thinks it must jump then sit for the food.

The dog gets a treat when he or she sits along with an encouraging "Yes", this is the verbal equivalent of a reinforcing click, the dog gets nothing when jumping up.

They don't in the beginning. It takes time. I am going threw the same thing with a 18 month old I just rescued. She was kept in a cage and never worked with.

@@judithwalters8959this is not the guy you wanna take training advice from

20 of you including you Booze apparently don't understand what you are watching. He is showing you how you encourage the sit and discourage the jump. This is what training is, repetition.

Please look into a balanced trainer in your area! These positive only methods don’t work for a majority of dog owners Plus it takes a long time to work if it ever truly works. 😅 good luck

Just because you don't see a result right away doesn't mean it's ineffective. It takes time for the dog to learn the pattern. It's always easier to pop a pinch or slip leash. But the long term results are not as stable as when you let the dog learn through reinforcement.

​@@chrisking6695it takes long for the dog to learn not to jump because the message isn't getting through clear enough to them.

I kind of agree. You have no idea how overexcited my dog is. 5 times worse than this guys dog in the video, and that’s being generous lol. This method is not effective enough for what I’m dealing with. The shelter I got her from had her on some anxiety meds before I got her.

I have an overexcited dog. Trained out her jumping that’s been problems for years in one day when I got interested in dog training obviously not with Zac’s video but by this simple method, CUE a word any word, make it negative though let’s use OFF, then, knee bump them down. I trained everyone in my family it do this simple exercise and anyone who encounters my dog, she stopped within a day with maybe one accidental jump a week. Training your dog consistently is by going through other people, the dog will realize that no human wants this so no human won’t take it.

@@natesupreme618Your dog needs more exercise than you are giving it. That is the truth. Exercise her more and she will be calm enough to train. It’s basic knowledge of dogs. A tired dog is a “good dog”

Be careful, Zak will come after ya… 😂

@@MrSuperfuzz79 hahahaha tried the only positive road once and will never do it again 🤣🤣🤣 Now my dogs are a lot better when I went the balanced road

Yep, balanced works best for me and my dog.

@MrSuperfuzz79 It can go soo fast when using the correct method for the specific dog. I was amazed haha

why is it that this person thinks he is a dog trainer?

​@christianparedes let me see your credentials sweetie

Facts! Zak has always been a pillow.

Because the premise of the challenge is flawed. You cannot contain am aggressive dog with positive reinforcement in one session. But you can with aversive methods. The challenge is nonsense. It takes a lot of time to work with behavioral methods. But the upside to that path is that you'll get a more balanced dog that isn't reliant on external stimulus (e.g. pinch) to do a behavior.

Well he can prove himself by doings videos even if it takes a month or so on. Balance training and using tools to your advantage for me is better. Positive training only? Questionable

If you agree that the cruel an abusive training methods like dog ass daddy uses are okay go to his damn page. Absolutely no rescuers shelter I worked with and I volunteered at many honey whatever you use the abusive methods of the damn dog Daddy

I couldn't think of a more ineffective method, saying "NO!" rather than teaching them what you want them to actually do in that situation is gonna help right! Might aswell give them an English course aswell so they can figure out what to do with the word no

@@Peppaq This is the ultimate stupidity of the positive only community. They cannot comprehend the difference between teaching and preventing and they just keep regurgitating each other's talking points. Teaching a dog what you want them to do will not prevent a dog from making mistakes. "No" means stop doing what you are doing because it's bad. It's effective and it works. My dog stops doing what I don't want them to do because I taught him that "no" means stop. He does what I want him to do because I taught him to. With respect to English, do you teach your dog "sit", "come", and other commands? Do you put your dog through an English course for that? Dogs understand associations, they don't actually know what those words mean. I might as well use the word "unicorn" as a substitute for "no" and my dog will still listen and stop doing what I don't want him to do.

She would do things like this less if you exercised her more. A tired dog is a good and more easily trainable dog….

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If only it were that easy. My weird ass dog thinks I’m playing when i yell at her 😂

I taught my dog the meaning of the word "no". A resounding "no" goes a long way when you try to get rid of unwanted behavior.