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  • The Best Recall Training For Your Dog!
    How to teach your dog to come when called? In this dog training video, Tom Davis teaches a dog to come back on command. Happy training, No Bad Dog Army!
    Off-leash recall is something most dog owners want to accomplish, but getting your dog to reliably come back when called is a hard task. In my opinion, it’s a privilege, and it can be very dangerous if your dog doesn’t listen to you off-leash
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  • @kajajensen2895
    @kajajensen2895 Год назад +70

    Can’t thank you enough- I really jumped the gun with our rehomed GSD. She initially recalled, I realize now, cuz I was the only trusted anything in her life. After like 5 months she just blew me off for other people and dogs. I’ve started over with great success because of your videos- YOU are a master teacher. Thank you soooo much!

    • @anabee8310
      @anabee8310 Год назад +4

      Same, my adoptee was very diligent, then got comfortable and we moved to the country where deer happened. Comforting to know starting over worked for you

    • @tomdavisofficial
      @tomdavisofficial  Год назад +5

      Welcome, Kaja! That's why we do what we do!

    • @laurak0110
      @laurak0110 Год назад +1

      I'm at that 5 month stage now. My dog is 6 months and all over the place at the moment.
      So this video came right when I needed to hear this again 😄

  • @tterexx426
    @tterexx426 Год назад +6

    I feel like Tom is the only trainer out there who also works with hounds. Lots of other people just have their highly trainable shepherds and malinois and border collies and labradors... While those may have their own challenges, they are all bred to work together with humans, while a hound is bred to work independently from the human, preferably even when kilometres away.

  • @paulmichaeljarvis6863
    @paulmichaeljarvis6863 Год назад +12

    I have taught my 12month Cane Corso how to come with very similar tactics but I’ve also taught her to do a ‘flyby’ where she has to just stop what’s she’s doing and catch up.
    She absolutely loves that command because she knows she’s still on a break and not having to be under strict rules again

  • @mssloth4207
    @mssloth4207 Год назад +10

    The dog waiting in the middle of a field in a sit made me laugh lol.

  • @matthewlamarand8614
    @matthewlamarand8614 Год назад +7

    Couldn’t agree more this is the most important thing to teach dogs and owners!

  • @Ryan.Lohman
    @Ryan.Lohman Год назад +2

    been training this to my new adopted chihuahua mix. One day when someone was knocking on my neighbors door and I opened it, he ran outside the door - the recall worked like a charm! I think recall is essential for any dog owner.

  • @OehlJim
    @OehlJim Год назад

    Thanks, I needed that!

  • @sammoes9824
    @sammoes9824 Год назад +9

    Tom is top tier.

  • @adamsinkiwskij5373
    @adamsinkiwskij5373 Год назад

    Always great tips

  • @LauraHopkinsCDL
    @LauraHopkinsCDL Год назад +1

    Great job Tom. So well shown here.

  • @yajevelynn
    @yajevelynn Год назад

    Definitely needed this video! Thxs!

  • @susanabdallah8020
    @susanabdallah8020 Год назад

    Great video, Tom. Thank you much.

  • @rockwellkennels
    @rockwellkennels Год назад +20

    Love that this was shown with a hound! Gives me hope they are trainable 😅 lol
    .... they can be seriously stubborn dogs! Great video Tom!

  • @michellepratt4953
    @michellepratt4953 Год назад

    Awesome video Thankyou so so much You explain so well

  • @aleje5761
    @aleje5761 Год назад

    Thank You!

  • @glorial2447
    @glorial2447 Год назад +1

    What a fantastic video breaking it down! Thank you!!!

  • @jeno264
    @jeno264 Год назад +1

    That dog is so gorgeous! The goofy gallop back to Tom! 😍😍🥰🥰

  • @ursulaatkan
    @ursulaatkan 8 месяцев назад

    AWESOME! Thank you too for all those precious details 🙂

  • @erinmuetz8771
    @erinmuetz8771 Год назад

    Thank you!

  • @michaeldwilson1471
    @michaeldwilson1471 Год назад

    So helpful! Thanks!

  • @jodibillingsley
    @jodibillingsley Год назад +2

    Best recall video I've seen out of lots of training videos I've watched!

  • @robertkezer3665
    @robertkezer3665 Год назад +1

    Another awesome FREE video showing outstanding training skills. Thank you sir.

  • @skyeomalley3259
    @skyeomalley3259 Год назад +3

    Loved seeing you work with a hound, you give the hound owners like myself hope. My Beagle is a social butterfly and my Brittany/Beagle is scared of everything. We are training and this video was a great help. Thank you.

  • @sophiarideout9250
    @sophiarideout9250 2 месяца назад

    Fantastic video!

  • @jessicahigdon3962
    @jessicahigdon3962 Год назад +1

    Great training! I needed this. I love how she was running to you, "I'm coming " , haha very cute. My little Hound types, like that one, get on a smell and I feel if they were ever off leash, well, I would have to kiss them goodbye. But I would like to get them better at a recall. Great video.

  • @hilarypope8481
    @hilarypope8481 Год назад +1

    This is one of the best videos on the subject that I have seen

  • @carbonxhawaii
    @carbonxhawaii 3 месяца назад

    Not the first recall video I viewed and STILL picked up great tips!!! Thank you very much!

  • @LaraHetherton
    @LaraHetherton Год назад

    This was great information! We have been working so hard on all sorts of training with our boy. He has improved so much but our current battle is escaping. He listens so well on leash but has gotten out a few times and does not want to listen then. These are scary situations for us but hopefully with this knowledge we can work to strengthen the relationship between us and him so we don't run into this issue anymore!

  • @kathrynsackett
    @kathrynsackett Год назад +2

    The following through portion is so important. That was the one thing that I wasn’t doing when I taught my dog recall. He would come to me all excited, get his reward, then leave my side. I’m definitely going to keep up with the follow through! Thanks for the tip 😄

  • @nellecon3826
    @nellecon3826 Год назад

    you're awesome, thank you!

  • @flashover8231
    @flashover8231 Год назад

    I just watched one of Tom's early videos from 7 years ago.
    He has come so far
    Doing awesome as he does.

  • @dawnsaffel2620
    @dawnsaffel2620 Год назад +2

    This is absolutely perfect. I had a training today and talked about these same points. Thanks Tom you are awesome and my clients love your videos I share. 🐾🐶❤️

  • @sueshrodes9462
    @sueshrodes9462 Год назад

    Excellent video. Than I should Tom.😊

  • @dogmomtoone7583
    @dogmomtoone7583 Год назад +2

    ❤❤❤ always love a good refresher on recall!!

  • @robytosso9311
    @robytosso9311 Год назад +4

    Tom, HUGE thank you from me and my 3 older and new Malinois pup! Your videos have helped me to start the correct way with my puppy and have helped me to address all my flaws as handler with my older dogs. The way you transfer your knowledge to us, the audience, is great! Thank you! As we say in Costa Rica: PURA VIDA!!!!

  • @valerierandall3640
    @valerierandall3640 Год назад +15

    So guilty of training one of our dogs to return and she pops away every time. She’s 5 - I’m revisiting my training method immediately. Thanks, Tom!

  • @mskatefish
    @mskatefish Год назад

    Love this

  • @prodbyema
    @prodbyema Год назад

    Thanks 🙏🏻

  • @user-yv9ih4or9p
    @user-yv9ih4or9p Год назад

    Just started watching your videos. Hoping they help me with my very reactive boxer. We have made some improvements with some other training but still having some struggles and have a lot of work left still. Thank you for sharing these videos with us.

  • @ChaddyyDaddyy
    @ChaddyyDaddyy Год назад +2

    LOVE this channel. You’ve helped me so much

    • @tomdavisofficial
      @tomdavisofficial  Год назад

      You won a virtual session with me! DM us on IG @nobadogs

  • @HappyDW
    @HappyDW Год назад +3

    AMAZING!! great tutorial and all around help step by step. Love it!! ❤

  • @EllieBug3773
    @EllieBug3773 Год назад +4

    Wow! Thanks for the step by step instruction on how to recall! Excellent information.

  • @connardehoyos4495
    @connardehoyos4495 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you for this!! Can’t wait to do it with my RottiCorso once he gets a little older (he’s only 2 1/2 month)

  • @PARoth2011
    @PARoth2011 Год назад +1

    Outstanding video on recall…probably one of your best!

  • @turquoise2833
    @turquoise2833 Год назад +1

    Thanks I will work on that immediately!🙌🏽

  • @WilD_niCk
    @WilD_niCk Год назад

    Thank you Brother for sharing ❤❤❤ lots of love from india

  • @lisaduehr5306
    @lisaduehr5306 Год назад +3

    You're the best pro trainer Tom!! Top notch!

  • @EvelineUK
    @EvelineUK Год назад +5

    Great job Smokey! Thank you for this video, Tom. It's so important to take this step by step, and to not be afraid to go back a step (or two) if you're not getting the results you require from your dog. I took my inlaw's GSD to dog training (sadly my landlord does not allow pets...) and in class we were always told a 'full recall' ends with touching the collar, so you can click the lead back on. Keesha was a beautiful dog, and her recall was solid because we took our time to learn it.

  • @libbydormouse318
    @libbydormouse318 Год назад

    Great short video with a LOT of information, a keeper folks, bookmark this if youre having problems! go back a step!

  • @Cathan1856
    @Cathan1856 Год назад +3

    Excellent instruction, especially the advise around the levels of distraction. ❤ it.

  • @samoatodd8730
    @samoatodd8730 Год назад

    I have a 2yr old Old English Bulldog I’m his 3 owner. All your video training has really helped. He can be bullheaded ❤

  • @christinaeidt8417
    @christinaeidt8417 Год назад +2

    Smokey is so adorable 😍 💙

  • @nancycox1428
    @nancycox1428 Год назад +2

    Another great video!! This is something my dog struggles with.

  • @bunker123sugar
    @bunker123sugar Год назад +1

    Another great video. You explain everything so well. I might add that how you ask for the recall, the tone of voice you use, is also important.

  • @davidgrady4516
    @davidgrady4516 Год назад

    Yes

  • @WollongongSkyWatch
    @WollongongSkyWatch Год назад +3

    Excellent training demo!! Us humans also love clarity!

  • @LiThiuMElectro
    @LiThiuMElectro Год назад

    Again another great video to work with my GSD XD

  • @Keoughtaitum
    @Keoughtaitum Год назад

    Wow this was an AWESOME vid! I have a tree walker coonhound + Boxer mix and when I tell you his nose is to the ground he doesn’t even know I exist!
    We live in an area with LOTS of wild life and he (Whiskey) is always trying to find something or chase the turkeys, rabbits, birds…everything…cant blame the dog its in his breed.
    Ive found that a good walk where he can just sniff and do his thing he listens sooo much better after that. Is that a thing?
    Anyway, The single pop of the collar has been pure gold. He’s listening so much better! Thank you for using a breed that could be distracted / high prey drive !!!🫶🏼 going to try phase 2 soon! I also bought a E-collar and will watch your other vid! Thanx again ❤

  • @simpson43075
    @simpson43075 Год назад +2

    This couldn’t come at a better time!! I’ve been at a bit of a loss on teaching our Bernese recall after a recent incident! Will be working on this!! Thanks

  • @weronikarusek5895
    @weronikarusek5895 Год назад

    Great! 😊

  • @michaelconley555
    @michaelconley555 Год назад +1

    Thanks Tom!! These last couple videos are just what I needed for me and my two girls Navey (pit/Australian shepherd mix) and Millie (husky/Belgian malanois mix)

  • @primalperry5667
    @primalperry5667 Год назад +1

    Amazing video Tom, love how you defined levels and demonstrating timing along with all the steps depending on the dogs response to your cues!! 🥳 One thing I had heard somewhere was that you want to avoid using obedience immediately when the dog gets to you while training recall because you want to make it very rewarding for them to get to you ASAP. I see you putting the dog into a sit, are you using that as the completion of the recall like they come to you and sit all when you say ? I'm gathering the sit helps the dog understand they are to come and not leave until released though. I love so many things about how you explained and put this video together. The progression explanations were great!

  • @catmaclaggan
    @catmaclaggan 7 месяцев назад

    Great teaching, beautiful dog! Would love to see you work with a sighthound sometime🙏 (I just ordered your Dogtra collar and have high hopes now for my rescue galgo!)

  • @RealisticDT22
    @RealisticDT22 Год назад

    Yay a hound 😊I have 8 hounds and they love off leash freedom. Definitely a treeing walker and I have 1 myself.

  • @lamilagrosa3412
    @lamilagrosa3412 3 месяца назад +1

    Ok... I have a GSD that i got when he was 1 years old, and he did well for a bit, but as soon as he sees dogs, ppl, squirrels, cats etc, he forgets all about me. He has even had on shock collars that he would blow off. So now, this video is my only hope. I will keep you informed of our progress.

  • @JaydenJ
    @JaydenJ Год назад

    You always post exactly what i neef

  • @theroxygirl731
    @theroxygirl731 Год назад +3

    Incredible video! I wish I lived near you, or even in the same country. I would love to have you work with my husband and I. Our dog is smart, she can do it, we're the reason she misbehaves sometimes.

  • @frances8813
    @frances8813 Год назад +2

    Awesome video I'm still working on it with my doggie he is a dashund shepherd mix and it's like if he sees a squirrel or strange cat and of course a dog he's going crazy but I'm not gonna give up I make sure he knows he is doing wrong with correction kinda hard sometimes he's a 50 lb dog and I don't want to go skiing lol

  • @AlienKissy
    @AlienKissy Год назад

    Go Smokey!!!! She was posing for the camera at the end haha Great video.

  • @paulhusband9002
    @paulhusband9002 Год назад +1

    Definitely my favourite dog trainer. Not only trying to learn technique from you but bearing and character too.
    You do remind me a bit of the rapper in Trailer Park Boys, though but I reckon that’s a good thing. 😀

  • @johncspine2787
    @johncspine2787 9 месяцев назад

    You can combine this with another drill I just learned from Sonja Nordstrom..when the dog gets close, take your non treat hand and grasp their collar, or “receive” the collar as they come close..then reward. This trains them to never fear the handler reaching for the collar, or running away/avoiding the reach for the collar..

  • @stephanvonwolf5666
    @stephanvonwolf5666 9 месяцев назад

    Love that colorway of you Nike Pegasus Trail 4 GTXs (barely grape). Don't have the black and blue colorway. Those are such a perfect dog training shoes! You can just hose them off when you're finished oh, no problem. But that colorway you have is banging!

  • @KARENK1
    @KARENK1 Год назад +4

    Awesome video! Hoping you can do one on how to stop your dog from wanting to take off after a squirrel !!😆

  • @redquiver2
    @redquiver2 Год назад

    I need this vid! Our Bluetick knows the command, but won’t recall unless I tug the line and he knows there’s treats involved. And even then, it’s at his leisure. Looks like we need to go back to the beginning.

  • @kevinschuiteboer6367
    @kevinschuiteboer6367 Год назад

    Hi Tom I have a standard poodle named Smokey I am having problems with his recall I am using a ecallar but on number 1 shock collar

  • @bradracine3426
    @bradracine3426 Год назад

    Best dog trainer ever!! At what point would you stop giving treats for reward? And if so does that ruin the previous training?

    • @erichenderson1363
      @erichenderson1363 Год назад

      I would say ASAP..all dogs are different..some are treat driven, praise, or toy. I use treats at the beginning stages. And "maybe" a new command. Good to finally be able to just reward w praise when they get older. Remember to get excited when praising. But don't praise too long. 2 to 3 seconds...now if it's a harder task your asking them with more distractions you could praise them just a tad bit more.. You can always go back to treats if the praise isn't reward enough for them. Just my 2 cents.

  • @kristinschofield5523
    @kristinschofield5523 Год назад

    Had some pancake issue, after we thought he was capturing the recall on nic at#5. Never had to use line at all. There were no close distractions. Submitted question to Live coming up. Worried about abrupt shutdown, and what we may have done wrong 😢.

  • @airmedic0072
    @airmedic0072 Год назад

    Hahahaha just watching your video and when you said come my dog looked at me🤣 My dogs recall needs a lot of improvement but I guess this look means its getting better haha. When I say come I grad my dog collar before giving the treat so I can grab him if necessary..

  • @Mountainairek9
    @Mountainairek9 Год назад

    I wish I could afford your seminar. I live in Calgary and have a challenging GSD.

  • @Kristen10-22
    @Kristen10-22 2 месяца назад

    Dang Tom 10months in with Goose out Brittany were here now. I am working with him now. He’s darting because he believes everyone wants to see him.
    I’ll start slower… level 1 ❤

  • @debbier8259
    @debbier8259 Год назад

    Great training tips. I swear my gsd has ADD outside and I’m so not important.

  • @miratraven5755
    @miratraven5755 Год назад

    Smokey did so good. Also do you know what type of breed she is? Or if she is a full breed? She definitely has some traits I would like in my next dog. Also I train my dogs throughly so the hound nose wouldn’t be a problem for me since I would work on it from day one.

  • @Elquds
    @Elquds Год назад +2

    We have two Pit bull sisters and we nicknamed one of them Sausage. Funny enough, she responds to it!

  • @nikko7635
    @nikko7635 11 месяцев назад

    What treat bag are you using (the one that is colorful)

  • @tjgarrett1945
    @tjgarrett1945 Месяц назад

    i been looking what the best treats to use when you train?

  • @09jbaker
    @09jbaker Год назад

    When would you recommend transitioning a puppy from a leash and collar to an ecollar or “shock” collar?

  • @Kristen10-22
    @Kristen10-22 2 месяца назад

    I bite off more than I can chew. You know every senerio. Amazing

  • @kevinschuiteboer6367
    @kevinschuiteboer6367 Год назад

    Hi Tom can I play fetch and recall at the same time is it okay to do it that okay to do it that way

  • @LachyBanton
    @LachyBanton Год назад

    Hey Tom, what’s your thoughts on LIMA training?

  • @williamstrudwick1278
    @williamstrudwick1278 Год назад

    Hi, just one question is it ok to use a 2.25mm prong on a slightly heavier dog?

  • @maryjane4432
    @maryjane4432 Год назад +1

    I need this! If my German shepherd gets off leash she bolts! Now my 6mo puppy keeps trying to get outside.

  • @summerclaypool3405
    @summerclaypool3405 8 месяцев назад

    At some point in the video, you mentioned you’d show us what to do/what the repercussions are if they start blowing you off & not listening. Can you elaborate on that? Or are you only using the remote collar to correct that?

  • @snuiperd1085
    @snuiperd1085 9 месяцев назад

    So do you cue the sit and then reward? Or wait till he sits without telling the sit cue ?

  • @TapIntoAlignment
    @TapIntoAlignment Год назад

    Wish you could do videos on how to train a deaf dog to do these things.

  • @thefrickenchicken1417
    @thefrickenchicken1417 2 месяца назад

    I need to get a longer leash

  • @Sarah-bq1oy
    @Sarah-bq1oy Год назад +1

    More hounds, please!

  • @skateforleisure
    @skateforleisure Год назад

    So my dog has associated the leash with leaving for a walk or some sort.. how to train inside the house if he is distracted with the assumption of going outside

  • @tiwe5488
    @tiwe5488 Год назад

    Can you come to Orlando 😊

  • @xPrezoh
    @xPrezoh 10 месяцев назад

    What treats are you giving them ?

  • @churchhymnsandpsalms
    @churchhymnsandpsalms Год назад +1

    When you talk about accountability and repercussions: odds that ok to start with a 5 month old? We have a ridgeback and he blows us off all the time.