apply even pressure on the upper lips by using your index and thumb fingers and pressing inwards into his teeth. In most cases, your dog will open its mouth to avoid having his lips pinched,

continue playing for a while. Start this training aspect slowly, and in short distances from where he is playing. Gradually increase the distances and distractions when you beckon your dog.

You want to train your dog to understand that he will only get attention if he is on the ground.

As your pup is going, do not speak because it will distract him.

Try to avoid treating your dog when he is over stimulated and running amuck in an unfocused state of mind. This can be counterproductive and might reinforce a negative behavior resulting in you not being able to get your dog’s attention.

Interrupting Fetch Exercises, Hide & Seek, and The Decoy Exercise

If your puppy already likes to grab things and have you chase him, start by teaching your dog that you will not go chasing him. If your dog grabs and runs, ignore him. He will get bored and drop the item on his own.

The best way to handle the jumping is to turn your back and ignore your dog.

The goal of the “leave it” command is to get your dog’s attention away from any object before it is in your dog’s mouth.