Does anyone's dog do this?

For some reason, i would love Chester to jump into my arms, Can't make my mind up if I'm just being silly on this one?



I just can't get the idea of him being able to do it out of my head

But, how do I learn him to do it ?

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HA HA

Rocky does it, I sing to him and he runs into my arms and I do a table top lift with him!!
Tis super fun

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I'm jealous !!

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Mine are too small... but when I get home from somewhere and the dogs super excited I kinda crouch with one leg nearer the floor so that Adam can climb into my arms!
He does need a run up and sometimes falls off a couple of times before he gets it but when he does he climbs right up my chest and puts both front paws around my neck and gives me kisses!

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Dora does it with my Otherhalf , Not sure its a good thing as she tried to do it to his nan the other day

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I've seen quite a few people do this, I would most definitely buckle under the weight if either of my boys tried to jump into my arms! Perhaps I need a smaller addition....

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a Chester would look good alongside yours

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I would love my own Chester! Need a bigger house!

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he's only titchy, doesn't take up much room

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Coles used to do this but due to his age and the fact he has arthritis, I don’t encourage it anymore.

The way I trained Coles was to hold a treat (you could use a toy if not food orientated) just above the head with my right hand and tap my left hand on the left side of my chest twice. He then runs and jumps and I can catch him. You could use a cue word instead of hand signal, such as jump.

Good luck with Chester if you do decide to train him.