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Teaching your dog to come when called is crucial for their safety and your comfort. Here’s how to begin:
Begin in a calm area with few distractions, such as your living room or yard. Cheerfully call your dog’s name and say “come.”
Use treats or toys to reward them when they come to you. Positive reinforcement helps them understand that coming to you is a good thing.
Practice short distances at first, and gradually increase the space between you and your dog.
Be patient and consistent. Training takes time, so make it part of your daily routine.
If your dog is still in training, it's wise to use a leash when you're outside. You might also think about hiring a professional dog walker. A dog walker can help strengthen good habits, such as following commands, while on walks, which can improve your training efforts.
Keeping a routine is important, and hiring a dog walker can help your dog stay active and get the exercise it needs regularly!
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