Comments on: 13 Simple Steps to Improve Your Dogs Recall https://www.puppyleaks.com/improve-dog-recall/ Tips & Tricks For Dog Owners Sat, 13 May 2023 20:34:02 +0000 hourly 1 By: Skye Geable https://www.puppyleaks.com/improve-dog-recall/#comment-70601 Sun, 09 Oct 2022 09:56:46 +0000 https://www.puppyleaks.com/?p=6521#comment-70601 Well, I’ve got three dogs and I’ve got recall sorted with two of them but the third dog is having none of it. I’m putting it down to selective hearing as you mention in point 10 but I’ll persevere.

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By: Rachel https://www.puppyleaks.com/improve-dog-recall/#comment-34091 Wed, 30 Oct 2019 04:37:56 +0000 https://www.puppyleaks.com/?p=6521#comment-34091 Thank you for sharing. I guess my “come here” must have had a negative impact for my dog. It’s very difficult to recall my dog. It usually takes a long time to chase him to stop. I hope my dog will make me proud after your method.

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By: Bored Cesar https://www.puppyleaks.com/improve-dog-recall/#comment-32858 Tue, 27 Aug 2019 08:52:09 +0000 https://www.puppyleaks.com/?p=6521#comment-32858 Very interesting & informative article! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Also, read this article: https://www.boredcesar.com/incredible-things-you-can-learn-from-your-dog/

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By: KG https://www.puppyleaks.com/improve-dog-recall/#comment-32548 Sat, 10 Aug 2019 01:53:40 +0000 https://www.puppyleaks.com/?p=6521#comment-32548 In reply to Jan K, Wag N Woof Pets.

Yeah I want to start teaching my dog to come to me. I’ll be saying “recall” since it’s not a commonly used word. I’m planning on starting to use it for activities he already comes to me for, like a walk or playing outside. Also, when I am playing fetch with him outside, I want to train him to come to me with the ball so I can throw it again. And so I’ll use “recall” then too. But not to go back in the house ? I think this method will work well for the early stages.

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By: KG https://www.puppyleaks.com/improve-dog-recall/#comment-32547 Sat, 10 Aug 2019 01:19:47 +0000 https://www.puppyleaks.com/?p=6521#comment-32547 In reply to Gill.

I want to start teaching my dog to come to me. I’ll be saying “recall” since it’s not a commonly used word. I’m planning on starting to use it for activities he already comes to me for, like a walk or playing outside. Also, when I am playing fetch with him outside, I want to train him to come to me with the ball so I can throw it again. And so I’ll use “recall” then too. But not to go back in the house ? I think this method will work well for the early stages.

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By: Rosie https://www.puppyleaks.com/improve-dog-recall/#comment-32386 Wed, 31 Jul 2019 11:59:52 +0000 https://www.puppyleaks.com/?p=6521#comment-32386 Hi,

Thank you so much for this guide! My one year old border collie had a very good recall until recently where she decided all she wanted to do was go and play with other dogs (which was fine) until when I called her back she seemed to go deaf to every command (of course). So I was looking for ways to get her recall back and I stumbled across this article. I then took a long training line, some squares of cheese (which she loves) and my whistle and went to the park with her. She was doing so well so I let her of the training line and she carried on perfectly. Then she met this dog who she decided she thought was the best play mate she had ever come across so when the dog and its owner went to the other side of the park she promptly ran over to them. My heart sank, I thought oh great here we go again, Then she came away from the dog and said hello to some people. I called her using my voice command ‘come come’ and her whistle and she sprinted across the park so fast I couldn’t believe it until she came and sat at my feet with an expectant look. I was so proud, yes she had gone to the other dogs and people but she came straight back when I called her! Obviously Im sure this isn’t the perfect ending, we are of course going to have more blips etc but this is definitely big progress for my wee Sylvie. So, I just wanted to thank you for your tips.

Rosie & Sylvie x

Ps. The positive voice also came in really handy!

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By: John https://www.puppyleaks.com/improve-dog-recall/#comment-31586 Fri, 14 Jun 2019 06:34:42 +0000 https://www.puppyleaks.com/?p=6521#comment-31586 Choose a quiet area away from distractions. Put your dog on a short lead, call his name and give him his preferred reward and plenty of praise as soon as he comes.

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By: Richard Stapleton https://www.puppyleaks.com/improve-dog-recall/#comment-28912 Thu, 14 Feb 2019 21:08:02 +0000 https://www.puppyleaks.com/?p=6521#comment-28912 So if you use the “clicker method” to train for recall. Are you committed to using a clicker for the life of your dog

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By: Linda Loth https://www.puppyleaks.com/improve-dog-recall/#comment-23547 Fri, 26 Oct 2018 15:09:52 +0000 https://www.puppyleaks.com/?p=6521#comment-23547 I guess I should add that my Golden was also taught “Come” and the hand signal for “Come” to which he responds well. I only use Treat! if the recall must not fail!

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By: Linda Loth https://www.puppyleaks.com/improve-dog-recall/#comment-23546 Fri, 26 Oct 2018 15:04:04 +0000 https://www.puppyleaks.com/?p=6521#comment-23546 This is a terrific article. I had picked up most of these ideas over time and from a variety of sources. It was wonderful to have them all in one user-friendly article. The special command that really means come/comeNOW/come from whatever else you’re doing was really important. I used the word Treat! because I knew that’s what I would be giving him (a food-motivated Golden) and I knew I wasn’t going to be shouting that word in any other context. The end result is that, for the last eight years, every time my Golden comes back in the house, he expects a treat. But that’s okay. Unfortunately, a dog-walking companion uses Treat! to call her dog and doesn’t always reward her when she comes; but my dog is sitting there in full compliance, even when he was there all along. Haha.
I am sharing your excellent article with friends and family. The comments section is also a good read.

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