Advice about my puppy??

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We got a Bluetick Coonhound mixed with Blue Heeler puppy last year (he is ten months old now) and I have never owned a dog before. My husband has had dogs and he told me he would take the lead on training him and all that. My husband has been working like crazy lately because his job has had a ton of projects going on and people leaving and with Covid there are new challenges for them because he works in HR at a medical center so he is definitely getting worn out and he’s currently looking for a new job! I would like to help out with our dog and his training more so the pressure isn’t all on my husband but I’m entering my third trimester of pregnancy and have never trained a dog so can anyone give me some advice?
My big areas of concern are:
1) He gets very excited to see people and he tends to jump up on them but he is about 50lbs and my pregnant belly can’t take that anymore so it’s something I would like to train him on quickly, if that’s possible? Plus, I don’t want him to jump on guests when we finally start having people over again.
2) My two year old is pretty much on the same level as my dog when he is down on the floor playing and sometimes when he has something in his hand, Rocky will get curious or playful and take it from him. He is EXTREMELY gentle about taking food, treats, etc from all of us and he doesn’t hurt my son but it makes him so mad and sometimes my son won’t let go and he falls over or he is holding food and we don’t want our dog taking food unless it is given to him.
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Crate train it, for the house it helps you to train them too, when I leave my house my dog had to go in the crate due to her getting into things and chewing walls and it has helps with her behavior in the house as well

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Sometimes all the dog needs is the stimulate there mind, these toys are good for that there a different levels you hide treats in it and they have to figure out how to get them out

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10 months is still a puppy, shouldn’t be too hard. I have a 1 year old Frenchie and she’s obviously not huge but we are still working on training her not to jump on people. What is working for her is whenever we get home and she wants to jump we first tell her no and give her a chance to correct it and if she does she gets a treat. Or as soon as we walk in we home a treat low so she doesn’t jump

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And when you go for walks you walk out first and make the dog wait at the door until you say okay come out that seats the walk by you showing it that your the boss

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Put her on a leash when people come over. Everytime she trys to jump up take her into a different room for a few seconds and keep doing that until she doesn't try to jump up anymore make sure you make a big deal out of it abd really praise her for it abd give her a treat. Positive reinforcement is the best way to train a dog. Watch "its me or the dog" on youtube. She has a lot a really great tips and techniques for training dogs.

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I basically trained my dog that was abused in its other house as we also got a trainer that's called bark busters not sure if it's any othet country I am in Canada they are really good they come to your house and will work with you and your dog in your house and out in the real world witch really helped us since my dog has been abused by humans and jumped and attacked  by other dogs

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When you know he’s going to jump, turn your back to him, tell him no and don’t pay attention to him until he calms down. Or you can sort of gently push him down and tell him no.

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Honestly I would have started training when you got him and it’s going to be a lot harder now but still possible. When he jumps up on people you tell them “No” and push them off.

Advice about my puppy??

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