TOTAL RECALL: PERFECT RESPONSE TRAINING FOR PUPPIES AND ADULT DOGS

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This book provides you with a step by step method for teaching recall and "proofing" it so your dog reliably responds. I highly recommend. We recently got a new puppy. While, I have trained several of my own dogs over the last 25 years I needed a refresher course. I got this book because of its total focus on recall or "come". Recalling your dog could be considered the most important command your dog needs to know, and many dogs simply don't do it reliably. Especially if they are happy sniffing at something or distracted in any way. Of course, there is no better way to get a great recall than to get off to a great start with your puppy. Puppy Recall Training Tips We are not talking about the physical size of the reward here, you don’t need to carry a 10lb bag of treats around with you. We are talking about big value. Specifically what is valuable to your dog. Not to you.

Total Recall is a Force Free training programme and is suitable for puppies and adult dogs of all ages. More informationThe more mischievous dogs, often with a case of selective hearing, continue on their way as their owners give chase. This usually turns into a game but eventually they are caught and – clip – the lead goes on. The links in this article will help you. Once you start to follow an effective training program it will all fall into place. Dog Recall Tips, Advice And TrainingGuides

Start training the recall inside in a room or space where there are few distractions and keep training sessions short (a couple of minutes at the most). Avoiding distractions in the early stages of training new behaviours will help your puppy stay focused and learn faster. If you prefer, you can use the pinkmenu above to skip straight to the section of your choice Why is trainingyour dog important? If you’d like to read Pippa’s full length, best selling recall training book, it’s called Total Recall. We have all had that sinking feeling. You call your dog, you know he has heard you, and he totally ignores you. Of course, there is more than one way to train a dog. And dog training methods have changed immeasurably over the last decade.

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From the dogs’ point of view, this is often the highlight of their day, or week, depending on how often they are exercised away from home. There are so many exciting things to see, like other people and dogs, not to mention enticing smells to explore! If your dog obeys a recall under high distraction, such as when there are lots of other dogs and people around, ensure you give an extra special reward. This lets your dog know that it did a really good job. These are all opportunities to use your recall word with guaranteed success. But wait until he is actually on his way, running towards you, to give the command. #tip 3: Use amarker If your adult dog has always had an unreliable recall this makes it more likely to continue to have an unreliable recall – the behaviour (disobeying the recall command) has been consistently reinforced to the point where it becomes a habit. If, at any stage of this recall training process, your dog begins to ignore the recall command, consider what the possible reasons could be.

When your dog obeys the recall command, try to avoid putting it on the lead and leaving the park straight away. Instead, reward it for obeying a recall by allowing it to go off again and play for a minute or two.He's excellent at recall in our training class ( out in the park) and is doing well in agility ( not competing yet but maybe next year). A reliable recall, meaning your dog will come to you every time, has many benefits. It can be used in off-lead parks to avoid confrontations between dogs and can even be a life-saver in dangerous situations such as when your dog encounters traffic or snakes. So why is a reliable recall so difficult to train? Why won’t dogs just come when called? The key to understanding this is to look at the situation from the dog’s point of view. The most common situation where we expect our dogs to obey a recall is when the dog is off-lead during a walk or at the off-lead park. I have waited until now to write the review, as although it showed good initial success, I wasn't sure it would really work when recalling from a random playing dog (her big distraction)... but I am pleased to say - it did!!! Puppyhood is the right time to start an you can establish a great recall with your Labrador puppy if you follow a few key rules.