How to Train Your Dog to Come When Called Every Time

🐕Teaching your dog the 'come' command is essential for their safety and your peace of mind.

🐾Prevent your dog from running away by teaching them to come and sit when called, and use a long line to enforce obedience.

🚫Address the 'playing the game' behavior by consistently enforcing consequences for not coming when called.

💡Consistency and positive reinforcement are key to successfully training your dog to come when called.

👍Practice these training steps daily to ensure your dog's obedience and safety.

Why is it important to train my dog to come when called?

—Training your dog to come when called is crucial for their safety, as it allows you to prevent them from getting into dangerous situations or running off.

How can I prevent my dog from running away?

—Teach your dog not only to come when called but also to sit and stay, and use a long line to enforce obedience and prevent them from running away.

How do I address the 'playing the game' behavior?

—Consistently enforce consequences for not coming when called, such as using a correction word like 'no' and reinforcing the command with a leash or long line.

How long does it take to train a dog to come when called?

—The time it takes to train your dog to come when called can vary depending on the dog's age, temperament, training consistency, and reinforcement techniques used. It can take anywhere from days to weeks.

Can I use treats to train my dog to come when called?

—Yes, using treats can be an effective way to motivate and reward your dog for coming when called. However, it's important to gradually reduce treat rewards and rely more on verbal praise and positive reinforcement over time.

00:00In this video, Matt Covey from Suburban K9 teaches how to train your dog to come when called consistently.

00:07Step 1: Teach your dog what 'come' means by associating it with a treat and using positive reinforcement.

00:36Step 2: Prevent your dog from running away by teaching them not to run away when called.

03:31Step 3: Address the 'playing the game' behavior by consistently enforcing consequences for not coming when called.

07:22Using a long line can help enforce obedience and prevent your dog from running away.

08:55Consistency and positive reinforcement are key to successful training.

09:57Address the 'playing the game' behavior by ensuring your dog realizes there are no options and they must come when called.

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