What should I do if my dog keeps pounced on the table or sofa?

If your dog has already scratched the couch, take him to the couch, point to the scratched area, and sternly say "Don't do this!".Let it know that it's wrong to scratch the couch. When you want to go to the sofa, you can also use this method to prevent such a situation.

First of all, you have to catch the dog want or go up this action in the current stop it This action can not be completed or let it go down automatically, and then reward it, so effectively stop a few times after the dog basically does not return to that, remember that it must be effectively stopped, otherwise you do more is useless.

For example, if a dog pounces on the table, you push it away, it leaves, and after a while it comes back again, this is ineffective. The dog pounces on the table, pushes it away, does not let it leave, and lets it lie down honestly next to it, which is called effective stopping. In the previous case, if you ask the dog to fight with you, the dog will temporarily retreat, and in the next case, you will take it down and effectively defeat it, and the attitude must be resolute!

Your actions and body language are a reflection of your attitude!

First of all, I want to popularize the knowledge that the dog receives the information we convey to it through its limbs, and it is much easier to understand this. As far as you described above, I am the one who said that, you only taught it to go down, not to teach it not to go on the table or the sofa, why do I say that?You're just rewarding the dog when it goes down, and what the dog understands is "Oh, I'm going to have something to eat when I go down", so you're just teaching the dog to go down, not not to go up the couch or table.

The dog may look at the owner before going on the couch, which is looking at the owner's face, and if you are smiling, then it will jump on the couch