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Whether to ignore or address jumping depends on you, the individual dog, and your relationship with that dog.⁣ ⁣ Let’s say it’s your own dog, and when you come home from work, your dog gets aroused and jumps all over you without you asking for it.⁣ ⁣ That is a situation where I would address the dog to discourage that invasion of space.⁣ ⁣ In another example, imagine an unsure dog who has built up enough trust to try and get close to you.⁣ ⁣ When they are close and smelling, they jump up in a ge

64K views · 922 reactions | "How to Stack Your Dog" Chapter 2: Setting up for the Perfect Stack Part 2  When you stop your dog as you walk them in to the stack, take a look at how their feet land. Is one foot in the right place? How does the front angulation look? Stacking is more than just having the two front feet side-by-side! Enroll in the full course for FREE here https://www.leadingedgedogshowacademy.com/p/how-to-stack | Leading Edge Dog Show Academy | Facebook