How to get your dog to recall easily at home. Dog training beginner tips

The Caird Company
The Caird Company
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Published 2023-07-09
The video is all about dog engagement and how to get your dog to recall when you are out training. Dog training can be challenging and confusing at the best of times. We try to help and bring the knowledge that we have learned to you at home.


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All Comments (12)
  • @helenfrench8775
    I’ve been doing this with my 2.5 yo rescue WCS, as well as feeding her by hand, outside. She’s great on the long line and in a secure field, she’ll play fetch and retrieve. If she gets the opportunity to break free on open ground, it’s game over for recall. I’m at a loss to know what to try next.
  • @FAFObozo
    I had to chuckle with the tupac reference coming from a dude with a Scottish accent. Caught me off guard but good video man.
  • @liz-qu8nx
    When you recalled her you made her sit before giving her the treat. I was told to give the treat as she comes back taking a few steps back so she comes into you. If you make them sit arent you rewarding the sit not the recall. Its so confusing...no wonder dogs get confused lol
  • @JoStegeman
    What if your doggie is not treat motivated and will not look at me or listen at all when we are outside? Not sure where to start.
  • @arrakis1519
    What if my dog is too focused on the treat to listen to commands
  • @mar__k
    Is she a lab retriever or a mix?
  • @Vince_F
    Good information!!! Just an added piece of advice: NEVER give “negative correction” if your dog doesn’t respond to your “COME” command. Doing so will cause your dog to associate returning back to you with a negative experience …and they will AVOID that negative experience. ALWAYS give praise.