When NOT to call your dog!
Critical recall information that no one else will tell you!
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With Sarah Whitehead, Certified Clinical Animal Behaviourist

Are you inadvertently destroying your dog's recall? Understanding when NOT to call your dog is just as important as teaching him or her to come to you when you call. This mini course will explain why in five quick and fun video lessons with Sarah Whitehead, Certified Clinical Animal Behaviourist and passionate dog trainer.
In this remarkable, fun and informative mini programme
Five quick video lessons presenting absolutely CRITICAL information in each lesson
Understand why everyone in the family needs to be on the same page
NEVER call your dog at the wrong time again (and see their recall improve FAST!)
Everyone needs to read this. Sarah explains things so concisely and with great examples.
Everyone needs to read this. Sarah explains things so concisely and with great examples.
Read LessThank you for the quick insight on when not to call your dog. As usual I have learnt something (you can never know everything.....can you!). Well worth watch...
Read MoreThank you for the quick insight on when not to call your dog. As usual I have learnt something (you can never know everything.....can you!). Well worth watching!
Read LessExcellent reminders for when not to call your dog
Excellent reminders for when not to call your dog
Read LessAll useful but most especially the advice regarding the meeting of other dogs.
All useful but most especially the advice regarding the meeting of other dogs.
Read LessVery helpful, it does exactly what it says on the tin!
Very helpful, it does exactly what it says on the tin!
Read LessAmazing tips thank you Sarah
Amazing tips thank you Sarah
Read LessA quick interesting read. Looks at aspects of recall from the dog’s perspective in a way that I hadn’t thought of before. I’ve always tried not to grumble at...
Read MoreA quick interesting read. Looks at aspects of recall from the dog’s perspective in a way that I hadn’t thought of before. I’ve always tried not to grumble at my dogs for whatever reason when they come to me because that seems an obvious way to discourage successful recall. Hadn’t thought before of the implications of calling them to me when you need them for what, to the dog, is a negative experience.
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