1. Find a low obstacle and place it between the host and the guest. The host will hold the guest's favorite toy and shake it on the obstacle to attract its attention, and give the "jump" command to let the guest jump. If it jumps over the obstacle, you can feed it snacks as a reward.

2. Then ask the guest to stand facing the obstacle and give the "jump" command again. If it does not want to jump, the owner can hold the dog leash and jump over the obstacle with it.
3. Repeat the training. When it can jump over smoothly, slowly increase the height of the obstacle and train several times a day.
4. After it adapts to jumping obstacles, train it to jump on the spot until it can complete the jumping action after hearing the owner's instructions without giving any rewards or temptations.
Notes on training VIPs to jump:

1. Choose a quiet environment for VIPs to train. A noisy environment will not allow them to concentrate.
2. When training a VIP to jump, do not beat or scold it to prevent it from developing a rebellious mentality and no longer cooperate with the training.
3. Each training time should not be too long to prevent the dog from being too tired and resulting in poor learning ability. Do not exceed 15 minutes at a time.