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Total recall training for dogs with runaway tendencies!
Teach your dog to come back the first time they’re called with our remarkable recall training course.
“Come back!” *whilst shaking bag of treats and running after them in despair*
Yup. Yet again, your dog’s gone running off, ignoring your recall cries and is happily doing their own thing.
This isn’t just frustrating, it can be dangerous. If your dog goes running off after a squirrel or bird and winds up lost, or dashing across train tracks or roads, they could end up in trouble.
Equally, running up to other dogs who may not welcome their friendly advances can put your dog at risk. Not to mention the potential for being shouted at by frustrated dog owners, even when you’re clearly sorry for not being able to recall your dog!
Does your dog ignore recall in favour of
Other Dogs
People & Kids
Balls
Scents
Chasing animals
Get super speedy recalls
Let’s teach your dog to come back the second you call, NO MATTER WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING.*
That means
- Simple games to weave into your everyday life with your dog
- How to change your behaviour to improve your dog’s recall
- How to have a dog who comes back reliably when you need them
How do we do that?
It’s entirely possible to teach your dog a faultless recall. Yes, it will take time and perseverance, but with dedication and consistency, you can achieve it!
This isn’t just about teaching your dog, we need to help YOU develop the dog training skills to teach your dog a consistent recall.
This recall training course will help you to hone your skills, so that you can gradually develop an impressive recall that melts away all your worries.
Please note
If you have a reactive, nervous or anxious dog then it’s worth having a chat with me prior to booking onto this course. You can get in touch here.
12+ video tutorials
easy-to-follow steps
instant access
bite-sized lessons
Enroll today and get instant access to:
- 12+ lessons packed with fun games to power up your recall
Simple recall games to weave into your everyday life with your dog - How and when to up the ante with distractions
- Making auto check-ins a habit
- How to change your behaviour to improve your dog’s recall
Plus, a bonus rapid recall webinar heaving with my top recall tips and tricks.
Safety first!
*This level of skill takes time and consistency, but it is totally achievable. It’s important to use safety precautions as you increase the level of distraction and difficulty of your recalls. If in doubt, use a long line until you’re 100% sure of your dog’s recall ability.
As your recall improves, you may be tempted to take greater risks with where you let your dog offlead. Please always err on the side of caution, until your completely certain your dog will come when called, every single time.
Meet your trainer
Hi, I’m Gemma
I’m a dog trainer and behaviour specialist dedicated to helping you understand your dog better, so you can get the good behaviour you’ve always wanted from them.
My goal is to help you enjoy living with your dogs as much as I do. There is nothing I love more than spending time watching them run free when we go out walking together – it’s a great way to relax and unwind after a busy day.
All of those lovely things you’re hoping for with your dog are founded on building an incredible relationship. And I’d love to help you achieve that, so you can go out into the world together and create amazing memories with one another too.
Ready to nail those super speedy recalls?
FAQs
If your dog barks or lunges at other dogs or is easily spooked, then you may need specialist support to help grow their confidence and reduce their worries. Please get in touch to book a 1-2-1 consultation for help.
This course is not designed to give you a faultless recall around highly stimulating triggers such as livestock. For the health and safety of livestock, I recommend erring on the side of caution and keeping everyone safe by using a lead around livestock. This course will improve your dog’s ability to focus on you around distractions, but prey animals such as sheep can easily be panicked by even the best behaved dog. I use a lead in fields of livestock for this very reason!
You can get further support in my free Facebook group here. Simply pop in and let me know what you’re struggling with and I’ll be there to guide you forwards.
If you need more in-depth support, then we can book a 1-2-1 Zoom Training Consult to get into the nitty gritty and get you unstuck.
Mastering any new dog training skill takes time. I wish I could wave a magic wand and fix your recall troubles in an instant, but the truth is it will take consistent effort to hone your skills so that you can get the recall results you want.
If you’ve been putting the work in and feel that this course isn’t addressing your issues, please send me an email at [email protected] and we will get you sorted!
