Guided recall training

You can use a relatively long rope to tie the leash, let the dog play freely first, and then the owner issues the "come" command to the dog. If the dog does not come over, the owner can slowly pull the dog to his side. At this time, the pulling action must be gentle and not rough. When the dog returns to its owner, the owner must give the dog food or caresses, and the owner must provide sufficient encouragement. Then, gradually increase the length of the rope until the dog can quickly return to its owner without having to pull the rope to give the "come" command. Your training is successful.

Hide and seek recall training

This is a great way to attract your dog back to you. Because the dog will think you are missing, leave it alone, and will run back to you immediately. When the safe distance between the dog and its owner is relatively far, you can hide it secretly when the dog is having fun. After a while, the dog will become very anxious when it cannot find its owner. You can let the dog worry for a while, and then the owner gives the "come" command to the dog, and the dog will quickly return to the owner. Also give him sufficient encouragement, and the dog will not always run so far in the future. .

Precautions for recall training

When the owner calls the dog and the dog does not come back, it is very easy for the owner to make the following two mistakes:
The first mistake: chasing. If the owner chases the dog because he is afraid that the dog will be lost, it may cause the dog to have two misconceptions: ① The dog may think that the owner is playing a game with it and run faster and faster; ② Sometimes the dog will be attracted by the owner's sudden actions. If the dog is frightened, when the owner calls the dog again in the future, the dog will run further and further out of fear.

The second mistake: scolding. When the owner calls the dog to him with food, toys or other methods, he often scolds it out of anxiety. In this way, the dog will quickly lose interest in returning to the owner, and it will greatly affect the affinity relationship between the owner and the dog.