Do you want to give your dog more freedom? Do you want a dog that follows you when your out on your walks instead of the other way around? Do you want to know that your dog will come when you call it? Then we have the perfect online course for you!
A good recall is critical in order to have the dog off leash. During the course you’ll get training tips both on how you can teach your dog to follow you when it’s off leash and how you get it to come when called even though there’s distractions around.
Do you recognize this?
But would rather have this?
Then this is the course for you!
Learning goals
After the course you will know
- How to train a dog to keep an eye on you off–leash
- How to increase the difficulty of the distractions gradually to create a reliable recall signal
The course consists of six lessons and during six weeks you’ll get one new lesson with inspiration and exercises to practice every week. The course starts as soon as you register and then you complete it at your own pace. Note that this course is a self study course with no personal feedback from our instructors.
This is what you’ll get
- 6 lessons
- 14 exercises
- 17 videos
- 1 CEU – Continuing Education Units approved by Karen Pryor Academy
- Life time access to the course
Milla –
Thank you for the course! It made me really concentrate on recall and look at where we needed to make changes. My dog is sensitive and won’t forget the slightest unpleasant experience. Needing to recall her in a situation where I get even a bit tense is enough to make it unpleasant for her. So I’ve concentrated on rewarding check-ins heavily and used my whistle and verbal recall cue a lot in neutral situations. She’s checking in much more, doesn’t go very far, and after a cued recall, isn’t looking around anymore like “where is the danger/distraction.” I think we need to keep on practicing a lot, and with good management, hopefully won’t need the recall often in worrying situations. Tattling on the lead is also very useful for us as she can worry about strangers on a walk.
Sue –
Thank you for this course, my dogs recall, where his nose is switched off is better (like it used to be). He is checking in more and generally aware I exist outside the house!