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Post by bluediesel Thu Mar 13 2014, 18:15

need some advice , Diesel recall has got really bad , to the point that today it took me over 20 mins to get him back on his lead,( we usually go out with his boomer ball but that has started to cut his nose ,it needs another sanding)so no ball , he thought no recall , advice needed on how to get recall 100% , at 1st i thought it was because he was on meds for demodex which he hated had to be given orally
,but not had them now for 2wks  Rolling Eyes


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Post by Kathy Thu Mar 13 2014, 18:59

Go back to basics and keep the training sessions short 5 - 10 minutes, give lots of praise when Diesel gets things right and end on something he can do well
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Post by JStaff Thu Mar 13 2014, 22:44

Have you tried a long line yet?
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Post by Guest Fri Mar 14 2014, 07:26

Lone line and back to basics.

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Post by Rachel33 Fri Mar 14 2014, 07:27

What's his motivation? Is he foodie/toy oriented/praise oriented or one of those really special dogs that doesn't care about anything?! Have you gotten into the habit of chasing when he won't go back on the lead? Why did it take so long to get him back on?
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Post by silver Fri Mar 14 2014, 09:16

I haven't let Toots off yet, but use a long line when walking and take extra special treats (ones she doesn't get at home). When I say 'come' she usually does as tasty bit of turkey irresistible!  Smile 
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Post by bluediesel Fri Mar 14 2014, 14:55

gone back to a long line, defo a foodie seems he will do anything for hotdog or liver treats, done 2 short sessions with him today 1,this morning and 1 this afternoon ,as my parents walk him when i am in work have asked them to continue with long line and the short 5min training ,

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Post by bluediesel Fri Mar 14 2014, 14:58

Rachel33 , he just would not come near ,think he fought it was a game ,would come close then run back 10 paces

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Post by willowthewisp Sun Mar 23 2014, 13:51

i always take treats and my dog whistle on walks and do regular recalls while we are out i only let willow off though. chester has anextendable lead as he is not dog friendly. i never tell her off using recall (if shes been bad) as i dont want her to feel anything negative about recall so i only ever use it in a positive way (hope that made sense)
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