Thanks all. My pup is starting at abedience classes start of April, so hopefully that will help me get it all under control. I have starting some training with your advice myself. I ignore her when she jumps, or i hold my knee up, (she doesn't seem to like an encounter with my knee.) I myself have usually ignored her or put my knee in her way, but now i make a special note of deffinately doing it. As for friends and family, instead of politely asking them not to pat her when she jumps on them or for them to encourage her to jump on them i give them the hugest lecture, (they are now to scared of me to do it) I'd be scared of myself as well! So far i am already noticing a difference in her behaviour to me. She obeys her basic commands now for me and sits instead of jumping the majority of the time. Any one else, well they pat her before so they will pat her again if she jumps. She is getting there though. All in all i have realised that with obedience classes and friends actually showing a bit of respect for what i am trying to do and helping me out by not allowing these things as well she will soon learn. Thanks all i will let you know how we go and how many friends i end up kicking out!