Nealsnaughtypup

This is why I introduce recall at eight weeks old.

The first clip is Puppy Magnum learning the foundation of “come” with my son Jack using the hand signal and making it a great event when Magnum comes over and sits in front of him.

No pressure.
No confusion.
Just clarity, excitement, and repetition.

Fast forward five years…

Now Magnum is responding to “sit”, “down” and “come” from 100 yards away before sprinting back and sitting directly in front of me - tail wagging the entire journey.

That type of recall doesn’t happen by accident.

It starts early.
It gets practiced often.
And it gets proof through years of real world distractions.

Recall is the most important thing I teach.

Because freedom has to be earned.

Puppies are hard. Do it right and dogs are easy!

If you have a puppy, you need help with, DM me for a free consult.