Is your dog always jumping up at you or other people? Dogs can jump up for a variety of reasons, but it’s often either because they want attention or because they’re excited. If your dog’s ever jumped ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images It can be so enjoyable to see how happy your dog gets when they see their ...

we love to see our dogs happy but some expressions of excitement can be problematic for Guardians jumping up on and biting us is a common example understanding the origins of this behavior is key in ...

To our dogs, jumping comes as natural as shaking hands is for us, with the difference being that when dogs greet us, their enthusiasm notch is turned up all the way to 11. Why are dogs so fixated on ...

If you’ve ever had a dog, you know how frustrating it can be when it jumps up on visitors, furniture, and other surfaces. Even if your dog is otherwise well-behaved, jumping can be an embarrassing and ...

Many dog owners have an issue with their dog jumping up on them or others when greeting them. Nathan Lowe, the Indy Dog Whisperer, has a few tips to help your dog end this behavior.

"Yesterday he jumped up on me when I let him back into the house from the backyard. He got muddy footprints all over my coat and I had to change it for a clean one of before leaving for work." The ...

It can be so enjoyable to see how happy your dog gets when they see their favorite people coming to visit – most dog parents would rather an excited, sociable pup. But if your dog gets so excited and ...