How can i brake my pitbull of her badd habits?

Question

My 6mnth old blue nose pitbull..she is a baby..i love her and im not saying i want her to b a aggressive dog but when ever a stranger enters my house she gets sooo excited to see anyone no matter who it is she gets so excited she pees herself and will not stop jumping on whoever it is even other people who live in my house i have to hold her back bcus she will constintly trip them and jump alll over and then pee herself i jus want her to not welcome every person and complete stranger that walks into my house this way how can i brake her of these habbits ..she even does it in public places lets say when im getting gas if she see anyone around her she gets excited and pees herself ive tried jus putting her in the cage everytime she doesnt stop but its constintly n i dotn like putting her in the cage.Ive even tryed screaming at her n hitting im not saying i beat but nothin holds her back..everyone keeps telling me with time shell brake the habbits but there just getting werse..there is constantly people comeing n going in n out of my house n shes constitly doin this..even if a a person just walks outside 4 2 secs and comes back in she does it all over again and she WILL NOT STOP intill i put her in the cage..pls my room mates are getting tired of constanly getting jumped all over then peed on if this doesnt stop i will have to get ride of her wich I DO NOT WANT TO DO..pls i need to know how to brake her of this?Or at least make her a better gaurd dog

Answer 1

most puppies react this way. they're so cute and full of love and life. you're gonna have to chastise her whenever she does it. next time someone comes over and she jumps on them, make sure the person being jumped on doesn't make eye contact and simply ignores her, while you chastise her "look her square in the eye, point your finger and use a stern voice "No!". Afterwards, put her in another room in isolation..sort of like a time-out. As for the pee, you're gonna have to put her face close to it and chastise her again for that. It will take time, but eventually she will get it. My german shepherd was the same way.

Answer 2

The problem is you , not the dog. She is picking up on your cues when people come. If you scream and hit her, no wonder she gets agitated.

You should react calmly when people come and speak gently to her to calm her down. Dogs seem  to learn faster than people sometimes.  

Answer 3

Look up the dog whisperer. Ceasar some one. He is amazing.