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I have been trying some other systems with my puppy and they just don't work. Your advice had helped greatly with my corgi!!!

I was having a hard time with my Dog jumping on me when I walked her.she would walk a little ways come back toured me and jump on me.i would Tell her no remove her pal's from my person but it would not work she simply just keep trying to jump on me.then you sent me a email.about how to stop her from doing it.and it worked the first walk.All I had to do was simply ignore her and she stopped All she wants is my attention. Thanks so so much.Lavon Smart

Very practical and I like the point of view. I wonder, though, do all poodles respond in the same way?

It I'll make sense my dog trying to get my attention positive or negative is attention I method that stops it works.

Well it's work in progress but does respond to commands.

The tips really work. My chihuahua is learning quickly at only 5 weeks of age. He is adjusting daily and almost instantly. Knowing that my dog wants my attention and using it solely as a reward to encourage good behavior is key. Ignoring anything undesirable is helpful especially when I redirect him to do the right thing. Biting has decreased even though he is teething. He focuses more on the items meant for chewing rather than my hand.

Easy to follow training of my precious furbaby!! Thanks

While some of the information is good, the jumping goes a step further by taking a chunk out of your ankle while ignoring them. It is difficult, not to give them attention when you are trying to save yourself. Jumping also involves cabinets, again needing to get them off before they scratch and ruin them. This training may be going further than something you offer for free.