Train Your Dog to Come Every Time When Called
Are you one of those dog parents who are wondering how to train their dog to come every time when called? Well, you are the right place. This post covers everything you need to make sure you dog responds to your call for them.
How to train your dog to come every time when called?
Here are the basic training steps for polishing your doggo’s recall skills.
With your dog on a long leash, have your dog sit and stay.
- Have your dog sit and stay when on a long leash.
- Walk a few steps away. Get down in an approachable position and use and excited tone to say, “(Name of your dog), come”.
- Navigate them through their leash and reward them once they return to you.
- Repeat the above-mentioned steps. Keep increasing the distance.
- Practice without a leash.
- Once recall has been mastered by your pawsome friend, practice in environments with distractions.
What to do when your dog doesn’t come?
Training is full of uncertain moments. So, when your dog isn’t responding to your cue, work on your tone. It should be calm. If the word “come” is attracting no response, maybe try a different cue word.
A Few Tools to Help with Recall Training
- High-value training
The treats you have should be worth your pup’s training efforts. High-quality and tasty treats work the best. And that’s what our doggos deserve. Nothing less than the best.
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- Long lead training leash
This is a necessary tool. This helps you maintain safety requirements while training your pup. You maintain control while it gives your dog freedom as well.
Make sure you not only have done your prep for training your fur baby, but also have the right tools for the training. We cannot communicate to dogs in a particular language, but the language of love.
So, whatever you might do, stay calm with your pup. Don’t scold them. A loving tone goes a long way!
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