If you have a dog, you know how frustrating it can be when your dog always gets overly-excited when you walk into a room and starts jumping on you. While this can be cute at times and shows you just how much your dog enjoys being around you, it can also be incredibly annoying. So how can you train a dog NOT to jump all over people? To be honest, I'm not really sure myself. But if you look around for professionals in the dog training area, I'm sure that you'll find the answer to how to train your dog not to jump on you when you enter the room. There are many highly-qualified, skilled dog trainers that can be found online who will offer their tips, tricks, knowledge, and services to frustrated dog owners such as yourself.

When a dog jumps on you or engages in other aggravating, bad behaviors, it is usually motivated by the need and desire for attention. Dogs are social animals who absolutely love attention, especially from their owners, and socializing with new people can get them really worked up. Needless to say, you don't want your dog jumping on top of your new neighbors or the mailman, so you definitely want to try to train your dog not to do it.

When your dog jumps on you, I think a good idea would be to ignore the behavior. The dog whisperer Cesar Millan says that the dog will sense that you don't approve of their tactics so they will calm down and stop doing it. Then you would give them attention so they know that jumping on you and getting excited is not the right thing to do to get your attention.

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