Compared with the control group , the experimental group had a significantly greater percentage of dogs with an increase in desirable behaviors of sitting or lying down ( 17/26 [ 65 % ] vs 7/32 [ 22 % ] ) and being quiet ( 9/26 [ 35 % ] vs 4/32 [ 13 % ] ) and a significantly greater percentage of dogs with a decrease in the undesirable behavior of jumping ( 15/26 [ 57 % ] vs 3/32 [ 9 % ] ) .