Train Your Dog to COME when CALLED EVERY TIME - Online Dog Training Made Easy 

For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕

Robert not only trains the dog but also trains the owner... all so well done!

Great job per usual. You make it very simple for the “non” handler trainer to understand.

The trainers train the people to teach the dog. Dogs are highly intelligent. People lack knowledge of the various breed or non-breed dogs. They decide by oh it’s so cute,not by studying what each dog needs in it’s life to be properly cared for,kept safe, healthy and life long educated as to what you want of them. Educate yourself 1st about dogs then enjoy the teaching/bonding experience,you’ll be proud of the both of you for what hopefully is a very,very long time. I was so fortunate that all my dogs lived long lives ranging from 14y.o. Up to a few even making 17yrs and 1 dog living to a few months past 18yrs old. All were healthy and passed naturally and peacefully. I don’t believe in making an animal who gave so much love unconditionally suffer for selfish reasons. I know we would not had been so fortunate to be so happy had it not been for the education in all areas both ways. I know in my heart they have all met and are happily playing nicely waiting for me to come back to them. Treat your dog better than you treat yourself.

Whenever my 9 month old GSD is in the yard and becomes distracted (i.e. starts barking at neighbor dog or someone walking down the street), I utilize this as an opportunity to reinforce the "HERE" command. Even, if I am inside the house, she will usually come darting inside to me, at top speed. It's not yet 'perfect' recall; but, impressive, IMO. Since she was a young puppy, I walked or ran AWAY from her, saying "HERE", whenever I wanted her to come to me, and I never chased after her. I took Robert's advice to inspire the dog's prey drive. I experienced some anxious moments, when she was a younger pup, & I had her temporarily off leash, but supervised, at night, in an unfenced backyard, when she unexpectedly, began getting more confident & wandered further, beyond the property line, & she began trotting off. Panicked, I ran into the basement, in an elated voice, "HERE!", and she immediately responded, running, at top speed inside, after me..

Most dogs here are like this but their owners don't even bother to try and teach a recall. Good that the owner is getting help. Thank you.

I like Cabrals's balanced with correction when dog is out of control- However thereare many variables to this and this is not just this scenario that works.

Thanks for these series of vids. Cant get enough of them

Love the videos! Thank you for the help!! My dog won't come at all unless she want to. She'll just sit and look at me. Then run the other way. I've tried high value treats and she'll eventually come, but it's a struggle. Not every time but alot.

Might save his life. No truer words ever spoken.

Man I’m learning so many tips on recall from your channel

Hello, need advice. I’ll try to make as short as possible. We have 1year 5 months GSD. We have him since he was 8 weeks old. He was good with dogs, very playful. Not every day but several times a month we were able to meet up with other dogs for walks or playtime. Several months ago he started to having stronger reaction to passing by dogs. Not all dogs owner want to say hi or play so we focus on teaching him to just keep walking. It was easier when he was smaller. Months ago we had 2 accidents when he ran to another dog, one time I was switching something in his leash and did not hold strong. Another time he broke from the cheap leash. Both times he had ran to the dog to play and the dog was very aggressive to him. “Nothing” really happened between them but whenever he sees this dog he is going bananas. It was hard to hold him. We were holding him close and firm when passing the dog. When our GSD got older he started reacting more, on the angry note to some passing by dogs, but it was never that crazy like with the dog above. We were taking training classes together with him last year, my husband and me and he was doing great. In Spring he was at 2 weeks training, they worked on the recall, sit and stay, down and stay. He is doing amazing around the house and backyard, but not so much with the distractions. Trainers never experience any rages or aggressive behavior from him to other dogs. As I mentioned we have a circle of friendly neighborhood dogs and if the time permits, we were meeting for off leash play. All the dogs are well trained and older. Sometimes our than puppy was too much to them so they corrected him. It was going well, until he started being interested in other dogs passing by and one time, he took off to ran to one (Luckly) he (by the miracle) stop half way - one of us had a whistle, he did not react to recall. Since than we stop off leashing him in not safe area. The dog playtime could include 2 up to 8 dogs. He loved it and he sense when we going for it and was very excited. One of the dogs is 3 year old now Husky. It was several times when he was nipping our GSD and ours was backing out. Until one day we met and our GSD started barking loud at husky, and did not back out. Husky back off and that was the end of the nipping, it had happened couple times, GSD saw Husky barked at him loud, and we all went for a walk. Husky became reserved of GSD. This Summer we had a chance to meet up daily for walks. It was up to 4 dogs. Another GSD, and two smaller different breeds. We stop for some off leash play and then do the walk. 2 of the dogs off leash. Our GSD and Husky started fighting 3x and we had to separate them. It looked like ours was starting the fight and look for it so I started having him on the leash all the time. It was different every day. Sometimes he had fun with other dogs and do not care about husky, sometimes it was hard to be around. I was taking him away, different direction, had him sit or down and wait he calms down to approach the group again. There was time when he was tired after half walk and he had not pay attention to husky and we can have them walk by each other. It got better, but some days I had to walk up in front so he does not see husky, otherwise he tried to lounge at him, was excessively barking, trying to get to him. 2 weeks ago his “hate” came back and it is not manageable. When walk away he can calm down, hard to sit / down him. He does not listen. When we near husky, he try to get him, hard to hold him. When we walk away he is still in rage. It has happen 4x when he was already going crazy about the husky, another dog - friendly to him approached us and our GSD was in such rage that it looks like he wants to take it to other - nearby - dog because he cannot get to further standing husky. I managed to pull him away. 2 of the dogs we meet are small and I do not want to risk their wellbeing. When husky is around he is playful and gentle, and many times even lets them jump on him or wrestle. I am very sad about this situation, and it is overwhelming to me. From the side it looks like husky is just passing by, look at him and ours goes completely crazy. This week I decided to stop walking together as after couple weeks improvement it got worse again. I do not want to risk wellbeing of other dogs because they will happen to be around him when he tries to get to husky. I got some advice from longer dog owners, and some were working for a while, some not. Husky owner think we should invite some trainer to the walk and have him estimate our GSD behavior. I am not sure about this. It just hit me recently, if my dog has such a strong reaction to another dog maybe I should not force him to walk by this dog or see him. Another owner said I should teach my dog that he does not have to like husky but needs to behave. But what if this is his nature - some other said shepherds hate Siberian huskies - is this doable? I also heard the opinion they act like that when they… scared, when if husky looks innocent but there is a smell coming from him that he is actually “at war” towards my dog. This is my first dog and I do not have an experience a lot. I do anything for his wellbeing. I hate to see him not being able to play with other dogs, but that group know each other longer and I feel like it is only fair for us not to come anymore. Not sure what another step is. We continue train him around the house, he is well, some errors. But there are no distractions around the house. It is hard to call him when other dogs are around. I am not sure if this is growing up . My cousin have a collie who was excellent with all dogs until one and became hateful to bigger than him dogs after he turned 1. He is fully train, amazing recall, does all kind of tricks but they cannot trust him with bigger dogs. He is 4 and they tried trainer, behaviorist and decided not to approach bigger dogs. I know they are different scenarios, was just thinking sometimes it is not worth to force it. I am also scared he may develop this behavior towards other dog, and I will be not able to stop the fight. Appreciate any advice.

love this the self correction. teaching down. i do same thing. dog down, i stand on long lead, toss ball (i do not say fetch, no words) last command was DOWN, he sees ball leave- we he moves to pursue ball w/o permission- self correction happens. totally use the method!

Your tips are priceless . Thank you

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Robert thanks for sharing the video it’s just what I need

Maybe the most important thing for dog and owner to learn....... good on you

Have a pause between words, and say it with AUTHORITY. “RED!,(slight pause), COME”! Then reward with pats and/or treats. I have 3 German shepherds.

I have a GSD Malinois American pitbull terrier. I can drop the leash and start walking away and he will run after me. I got lucky. Great temperament but also knows he has it very good. Previous owners left him in a crate 24/7 because they could not handle his energy.

Literally just plaid this game & work tonight. Pulled my malli out of the vehicle for some exercise before end of shift. & wouldn’t recall. Very frustrating at 3am after 10hrs @ work.

Hard dog high prey drive difficult dog … oh You would love my amstaff Robert. Great training!

My GSD comes when called when there's no people/animals around, but he's so social and playful. He will completely ignore my voice when he wants to chase or go see a neighbor to say hi.

Currently training my German Shepard/Boxer mix. Best dog I’ve had so far. He comes to me when I yell his name and then “Come” but not all the time. I don’t use a lead like this, but would it be smart to use one to help make his recall perfect? I am also teaching this because he will dart down the road if he gets out of the front door. Another thing I am teaching him is the front yard boundary because it’s not fenced in like the back yard. He also gets distracted easily, any tips are welcome please and thank you!

Hello bro I'm from India kerala Your training is supper

You're awesome !!

I watch your videos. In this one it looks like this is more a lesson in getting the dog to stop, not come.

I know this is off topic but I’m really hoping to get an answer because I don’t want to make a mistake. I’m about to get a puppy. I work 6 days on-12 hr shifts, then have 8 off. I’ll have lots of time for pup on days off. My husband is retired and home all the time. So pup won’t be alone or neglected when I’m at work. But if I’m the primary person working with training the pup, will it end up having abandonment or bonding issues from me being gone for a stretch every 8 days?

What if your dog comes to you in an enclosed space but when another dog is around he’s off to play with that dog and doesn’t listen at all? I’ll look to see if you have a vid on that but would be grateful for some input if not. Dog is not bothered about treats.

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My Cane Corso puppy isn’t as energetic, and at times is uninterested in me telling him to come. He waits until I say it a thousand times (and I’m very firm with every rule / boundary we have)

The minute your dog associates coming to you with a negative correction, you’re screwed. It will take a while to undo. So TIMING is crucial when giving negative correction (stepping on the leash & saying NO!)

Great exercise if the dog runs past you but not very effective when they aren't running past you.

I have a big 75 lb Belgian Sheepdog and when I step on the lead he takes me down. Any tips?

Wow

my 5 year old belgian malinois is really scared, he likes walks but to put leash on him is really hard. He is afreid of every new thing, baths etc. what should i do to free him up and make him comfortable with new things in his life. Hello from Croatia

im trying to train a pit to come when called by using the pond and some ducks.. he comes when called on ground, but in the water he is deadset on the ducks. i got him to come to the edge of the pond but he always does a 360 and goes back in the water. next time i'll use some steak lol

I’m laughing as I visualize myself trying to stop my GSD Maggie by stepping on her leash under these circumstances. However I totally believe in the action for capable owners.

Any reason why you don’t teach a finished position like a sit or collar grab? Maybe I missed the explanation

Any advice on how to teach come when called to a skittish dog?

I have a pitbull and cane Corso mix breed, when ever I call him in my serious voice he never listens, I have to use my baby voice on him! It gets me so annoyed! 😤 I'm currently working on it with him.

One MEANINGFUL correction is the key otherwise the message is not getting sent to your dog 👍🏼

The "No" must clearly come before stepping on the line.

Any concern with this hurting the dog’s neck when the leash is stepped on? What about for young dogs who are still developing physically?

Odd method instead of treats. I can call my dog to come to me and by whistle and by center command between my legs.

I learned this trick from u awhile back. It does work.. I still have not heard from Elin about my membership problem. Been over 4 months!! VERY DISAPPOINTED!! I would NEVER EXPECT this kind of treatment from someone so highly esteemed as you

It's great to see this... I have healed myself as well. Weedborn oils have helped me a lot.

NO! And then Good boy! Within seconds of eachother can be a little confusing..not sure its gaining you much.

Recall is one of the most important commands to teach your dog…this is not at all how I would do it or teach any of my clients, friends, or family to do it, just saying

Step on the leash, grab his neck? What if it’s a Yorkie his head will come off

Hey Robert i literally needed that thanks 🤎