Recall
- felixone123
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Recall
Here are a few pics of recall (2 different times) - amazing!! They both came racing towards me and of course no one is around(husband just went inside), so glad I had the camera 
Barbara, Odin & Kai
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Sugars Mom
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Re: Recall
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Vrijheid's H'Geyser
Zodiac vom Younghaus (over the bridge)
Central VA (near Charlottesville)
It's never too late to have a happy childhood...
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Re: Recall
"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened." Anatole France
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Re: Recall
"Bend your knees...." LOL.
Tonight, Thor was going Rambo over an animal in the woods; I opened the door (which usually does the trick by itself) but he was super-amped about whatever it was out there tonight so I had to give a command. It wasn't so much bend the knees as it was get-the-hell-outta-the-way as he barrelled through door. (And then inside was a matter of, "BUT, MOM, HOLY CRAP!")
Congrat's on the recall!
Tonight, Thor was going Rambo over an animal in the woods; I opened the door (which usually does the trick by itself) but he was super-amped about whatever it was out there tonight so I had to give a command. It wasn't so much bend the knees as it was get-the-hell-outta-the-way as he barrelled through door. (And then inside was a matter of, "BUT, MOM, HOLY CRAP!")
Congrat's on the recall!
Though I can only hope to become the person who my animals believe I am, the things that they have taught me have made me a better human being. ~~~Sharon~~~
- felixone123
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Re: Recall
Thanks, but those recalls were amazing because there weren't any "animals" to distract them. They were playing with each other and I've been practicing recalling them when they are engaged together. It's still a BIG work in progress with "distractions".
When Odin is that amped up outside in the yard, no command yet works - I have to go get him with the leash and bring him in.
[quote="Raven (And then inside was a matter of, "BUT, MOM, HOLY CRAP!") - that's funny!!
When Odin is that amped up outside in the yard, no command yet works - I have to go get him with the leash and bring him in.
[quote="Raven (And then inside was a matter of, "BUT, MOM, HOLY CRAP!") - that's funny!!
Barbara, Odin & Kai
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Re: Recall
yay!
Going towards him to go and get him is not helping him get the point
Maybe you can leave a long line on him, so he gets to play etc in the yard, and you can pick up the line without him noticing, then recall. This way you can correct and he will get what you want from him.felixone123 wrote: When Odin is that amped up outside in the yard, no command yet works - I have to go get him with the leash and bring him in.
Going towards him to go and get him is not helping him get the point
- felixone123
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Re: Recall
The first shot is so siblings running together. Odin looks like he's checking to make sure he isn't the only one being recalled. I love it!
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Re: Recall
This is how I got Merlin to recall. I would hold the longggg rope, give the command, and if he didn't come I would slowly pull him in still giving the command. Then hugggggg him when he got to me. He still hesitates when he sees deer, but we are working on itMarjolein wrote:
Maybe you can leave a long line on him, so he gets to play etc in the yard, and you can pick up the line without him noticing, then recall. This way you can correct and he will get what you want from him.
Going towards him to go and get him is not helping him get the point
Katrina, Soba, & Merlin
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I would not haul him in slowly, a short quick tug to give a correction would make things much clearer for a dog I believe. They do this amongst each other too, they don't grab an ear and pull the other dog towards them slowly, if they want them to stick with the pack. They will be told so with a quick bump of the nose, or a little nip by the leader dog.kchristy wrote:
This is how I got Merlin to recall. I would hold the longggg rope, give the command, and if he didn't come I would slowly pull him in still giving the command. Then hugggggg him when he got to me. He still hesitates when he sees deer, but we are working on it
- kchristy
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Re: Recall
Thats a good point, he probably would have caught on faster, if I had given a quick tug. I will have to keep that in mind, when deer are around!
Katrina, Soba, & Merlin


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