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Training Your Dog to Come When Called

 

Training Your Dog to Come When Called

Teaching your dog to come when called, also known as the "recall" command, is an important part of training and can be useful in a variety of situations. Here are some steps you can follow to train your dog to come when called:

1.   Choose a command: Choose a word or phrase, such as "come" or "here," and consistently use it when you want your dog to come to you.

2.   Start in a controlled environment: Begin training your dog to come when called in a controlled environment, such as a fenced-in yard or a room with minimal distractions.

3.   Use treats and positive reinforcement: When your dog comes to you when called, reward them with treats and positive reinforcement, such as praise and pets.

4.   Practice in different locations: Gradually increase the level of distraction as you practice the recall command in different locations, such as the park or your backyard.

5.   Practice with increasing distance: Gradually increase the distance between you and your dog as you practice the recall command. This will help your dog learn to come to you no matter where they are.

6.   Use the recall command in emergency situations: It is important to practice the recall command in emergency situations, such as when your dog is running towards a road or towards another animal.

By following these steps and being consistent with your training, you can help your dog learn to come when called in a variety of situations. It is important to remember to always reward your dog for good behavior and to be patient, as learning new commands can take time.


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