#come when called

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Sit for: jumping on people, jumping when being petted, counter surfing, puppy biting, playing too rough, dropping things, etc.

Leave it for: jumping, counter surfing, destructive chewing, stealing things, barking, digging, etc.

Hand target for: focus, recall, leaving things, dropping things, barking, digging, not pulling on the leash, etc.

If you proof these simple behaviors, if your dog sits, etc. every single time you ask, that not only helps with any unwanted behavior, but it also sets you up for more complicated behaviors in the future. My favorite example is recall. Recall is a difficult behavior, and we often aren’t as consistent with it as we should be. But if your dog responds to a hand target cue flawlessly, then they head straight to you to touch your hand.

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A quick text was shot off to summon Bethany to his suite. This was the way it would be, the compulsion still in effect even in his absence from the school as of late. While he waited for her to arrive he poured himself a scotch and waited patiently as he sat in a chair and watched the door like a hawk.

2nd Annual ESBC: 2014 - Week 3 - Recalls!

We are heading back to foundation work, with recalls! We wanted to make sure this wasn’t just your average “training session” so we found some recall games to play with your pup! We really want you to have fun with this one, because it’s so important, it’s important for your dog to enjoy coming when called. The best way to do that is very high rewards. If you are constantly calling your dog to come, then putting them in the crate, or stopping play, they’re going to stop doing their recalls. Make sure to keep this in mind when training!

RESOURCES

Videos:

MultiAnimalcrakers - This is a variety of different recall games she plays with her dogs, including through the legs, recall all hand touch, & recall to play. There is also a brief description of each game for clarification.

Pam’s Dog Academy: Quick & Easy Recalls: w/ Clicker - More of a traditional method of teaching recalls with a clicker.

Text - Susan Garrett’s Recallers

Restrained Recalls

Hide n’ Seek 1

Hide n’ Seek 2

Hide n’ Seek 3

Mouthful of Recalls

*if anyone is interested there are 29 days of these games, these are the ones i thought were most relevant but i’m happy to share the rest, just let me know!

Tips: Making recalls fun is the single most important advise I can give you. Make sure your dogs world is not ending (aka you’re stopping the fun)

Deadline: January 26/27

How You Can Show Off on Sunday: If you have Tumblr, and are going to upload to your blog. Please use the tag: ESBC I’ll try and look as best as I can for posts, and reblog them. If I miss yours, just send one of us a note.

If you don’t have Tumblr, we will turn on Submit on Sunday so that you can post to Nicole or us a link/pictures/video of your tricks. If you want you can also leave a comment on Disqus.

ESBC IS FOR ALL DOGS, NOT JUST CORGIS. WE WELCOME ALL BREEDS, COLOURS, RELIGIONS  FLUFF COUNT, AND IF YOU CAN GET YOUR CAT/GOAT TO DO THESE TRICKS WE WANT THEM TOO!