Of course, you can teach jumping to any dog, even if she doesn’t want to jump, or she’s “not interested”!

In the “jump” exercise, one of the most important elements is to shift the dog’s attention from one subject to another. The same training element is also present in the “pulling” exercise, but it’s simpler here because the dog doesn’t need to jump high to change shells.

First, we teach the dog to play a game, and then, by reducing the time to “pulling” and increasing the frequency of switching from one shell to the other, you can easily teach your dog to jump and capture PULLER.

✔ to continue to develop hops, taking into account the obligatory detachment of two paws from the ground.

16.11.2017 1756 views