Dog Training Nation

In Dogs We Trust

  • Home
  • Training
    • Dogs
    • Puppies
    • Clients
  • Behavior
    • Breeds
  • Health
  • Safety
  • Resources
    • Equipment
    • Books
  • Dog Training Videos
  • About
You are here: Home / Archives for Training

Come When Called Part 2: Adding Distance to “Come” Cue

September 18, 2014 by Fanna Easter

How to Train a Dog to Come to You

Come When Called
Bigandt/Deposit Photos
  • How to perform an emergency recall
  • Call your dog indoors from the backyard
  • Call your dog back to you around distractions (squirrels, etc.)
  • How to teach multiple dogs to come back to you
  • Fun games

RELATED: Come When Called Part 1: Intro

Directions

  • View first video and practice homework for seven days.
  • View second video and practice homework for seven days.
  • View third video and practice homework for seven days.
  • View fourth, and final, video.

Each video contains tons of information, so rewind and watch several times. Bookmark for easy future reference.

What you will need:

  • Delicious dog training treats
  • Six-foot leash
  • Flat buckle collar or body harness
  • Clicker

Note: Always enroll your dog in a dog training classes. This video should not be used in place of dog training class attendance.

WATCH: Come When Called Part 2: Adding Distance to “Come” Cue Video


See you in seven days! If you have any questions, please add them to the comment section below!

UP NEXT: Come When Called Part 3: Adding Distractions

Filed Under: Dogs, Training Tagged With: clicker training for dogs, clicker training for puppies, dog behavior, dog clicker training, dog training, dog training advice, dog training videos, german shepherd training tips, how to train a dog, how to train a puppy, how to train your dog to come, jumping dog, no jumping dog, pit bull training, puppy training, puppy training tips, Rottweiler training, training a puppy

How to Train Your Dog Not to Jump Part 3

September 16, 2014 by Fanna Easter

Stop Your Dog From Jumping

How to Stop a Dog From Jumping
Wait for all four feet on the floor, then click and treat!

Does your dog jump on you or guests? View this 3-part video series, which will teach your dog:

  • Not to jump on you when coming home
  • To greet guests politely

In case you missed the earlier videos, you can watch Part 1 and Part 2 here.

Directions:

  • View first video and practice homework for 7 days.
  • View second video and practice homework for 7 days.
  • View third, and last, video.

What you will need:

  • Delicious treats the size of a pea. View Choosing Dog Training Treats
    for more tips.
  • 6-foot leash
  • Flat buckle collar or body harness
  • Clicker. View Clicker Training Tips for more details.

Note: Always enroll your dog in a group dog training class. This video should not be used in place of dog training class attendance. Learn why you should enroll your dog in a dog training class here.

VIDEO: How to Train Your Dog Not to Jump Part 3

Teaching a dog not to jump up is the easy part. 🙂 The hard part is consistency at home and with guests. Keep at it, click and treat the moment your dog chooses to keep his feet on the ground, and you can’t go wrong!

Any questions about this video? If so, ask away in the comment section below.

You may also like: "Come When Called" Part 1: Intro

Filed Under: Dogs, Training

How to Train Your Dog Not to Jump Part 2

September 9, 2014 by Fanna Easter

How to Stop Your Dog From Jumping

Stop Your Dog From Jumping
Click! All four feet on the floor!

Does your dog jump on you or guests? View this 3-part video series, which will teach your dog:

  • Not to jump on you when coming home
  • To greet guests politely

If you missed Part 1, How to Train Your Dog Not to Jump Part 1.

Directions:

  • View first video and practice homework for 7 days.
  • View second video and practice homework for 7 days.
  • View third, and last, video.

Each video contains TONS of information, so rewind and watch several times. Bookmark for easy reference.

What you will need:

  • Delicious treats the size of a pea. View Choosing Dog Training Treats for more tips.
  • 6-foot leash
  • Flat buckle collar or body harness
  • Clicker is optional. View Clicker Training Tips for more details.

Note: Always enroll your dog in a group dog training class. This video should not be used in place of dog training class attendance.

How to Train Your Dog Not to Jump Part 2 Video

Any questions about the How to Train Your Dog Not to Jump Part 2 video? Please add them in the comment section below!

NEXT: How to Train Your Dog Not to Jump Part 3

Filed Under: Dogs, Training Tagged With: clicker training, dog training, dog training advice, dog training classes, Dog Training Tips, how to train a dog, how to train a puppy, how to train your dog, how to train your puppy, obedience training, puppy training, puppy training tips, stop a dog from jumping, stop a puppy from jumping

How to Train Your Dog Not to Jump Part 1

September 8, 2014 by Fanna Easter

Keep Your Dog From Jumping

How to Stop a Dog From JumpingDoes your dog jump on you or guests? View this 3-part video series, which will teach your dog:

  • Not to jump on you when coming home.
  • To greet guests politely.

Directions:

  1. View first video and practice homework for 7 days.
  2. View second video and practice homework for 7 days.
  3. View third, and last, video.

Each video contains tons of information so rewind and watch several times. Bookmark for easy reference.

What you will need:

  • Delicious dog training treats the size of a pea.
  • 6-foot leash.
  • Flat buckle collar or body harness.
  • Clicker is optional. View “Clicker Training for Dogs” for more details.

Note: Always enroll your dog in a group dog training class. This video should not be used in place of dog training class attendance. Learn why it’s vital for dogs to attend by reading this article.

What questions do you have about teaching your dog not to jump? Note them in the comment section below.

NEXT: How to Train Your Dog Not to Jump Part 2

Filed Under: Dogs, Training

Come When Called Part 1: Intro

September 8, 2014 by Fanna Easter

How to Train Your Dog to Come to You

Come When Called
Bigandt/Deposit Photos

Does your dog ignore you and run off? View part 1 of our “Come When Called” series, which will teach you how to:

  • Perform an emergency recall
  • Call your dog indoors from the backyard
  • Call your dog back to you around distractions (squirrels, etc.)
  • Teach multiple dogs to come back to you
  • Fun games

Directions

  • View first video and practice homework for seven days.
  • View second video and practice homework for seven days.
  • View third video and practice homework for seven days.
  • View fourth, and final, video.

Each video contains tons of information, so rewind and watch several times. Bookmark for easy future reference.

What you will need:

  • Delicious treats the size of a pea
  • Six-foot leash
  • Flat buckle collar or body harness
  • Clicker

Note: Always enroll your dog in a group dog training class. This video should not be used in place of dog training class attendance.

WATCH: Come When Called Part 1: Intro

NEXT: Come When Called Part 2: Adding Distance to “Come” Cue

Filed Under: Dogs, Training Tagged With: clicker training, dog training, dog training advice, Dog Training Tips, dog training video, how to train a dog, how to train a dog to come, how to train a puppy, how to train your dog, how to train your puppy, information about dogs, obedience training, perfect dog, puppy training tips

  • « Previous Page
  • 1
  • …
  • 52
  • 53
  • 54
  • 55
  • 56
  • …
  • 60
  • Next Page »

About

Dog Training Nation is a community of dog trainers, dog owners and dog lovers. Our mission is to provide trainers and owners valuable information to enrich dogs' lives. We cover a range of topics, from socializing puppies to dealing with aggressive dog behavior to selecting the best dog products. It is our hope you share our content to make the dog and owner world a better place.

​

Facebook

Video

Dog Training Nation is a dog training blog for pet owners and dog lovers. We cover a range of topics from puppy socialization tips to dog aggression to dog health. It is our hope you share our content to make the world a better place for dogs.

Dog Training Nation

Quick Links

Dog Training
Dog Behavior
Dog Training Videos
Become a Dog Trainer
About
Contact Us

Copyright © 2026 · Lifestyle Pro Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in