| The Come Command- A Great Dog Command to
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| | quickly realize that you have a hand full
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| Start with
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| | of treats and will sit right by you so
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| Let's start with the "Come Command"
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| | try different things. For example, go to
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| The "come command" is perhaps one of the
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| | another room and say Rover, come. If he
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| other most important commands that you
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| | comes, praise him and reward him.
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| want your dog to know and one of the most
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| | You could also try practicing this
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| difficult for him to learn.
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| | exercise down a long hallway or from
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| When you need to use the come command it
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| | another side of the house. Have another
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| might be when he has ran out of the house
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| | family member help you and you can make a
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| or when he is in a dangerous situation.
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| | fun game out of it, sort of like hide and
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| Therefore, in order for the come command
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| | seek.
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| to be effective, you need to stay calm,
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| | There are many ways that you can practice
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| no matter how frightened you may be for
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| | this command, but the key is to practice
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| his safety. If you run after him in a
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| | it often and always have a positive
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| panic, he will only run faster and
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| | reward waiting for your dog. It doesn't
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| farther away. If you stay calm, your dog
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| | have to be a treat; it could also be a
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| will more likely move towards you.
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| | toy, a walk, a belly rub, etc.
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| The come command should only be given for
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| | If you are in a situation, for example
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| a very positive experience and you should
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| | you are out in your front yard, your dog
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| praise him lavishly when he responds
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| | is loose and he does not respond to your
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| correctly.
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| | come command, he might not fully
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| For example, if you say Rover, come and
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| | understand it yet. In that case, you
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| then you give him a bath, he will
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| | could try a couple of other options.
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| associate come with a bad experience (if
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| | First, you could offer him a treat.
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| he doesn't like baths.)
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| | Rover, do you want a treat? Be sure to
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| Or, if you say Rover, come and point out
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| | say it enthusiastically and will
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| an accident that he made three hours ago
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| | hopefully come running to you in
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| and you scold him, he will associate the
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| | excitement.
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| come command with a scolding.
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| | Second, you could try to ignore your dog.
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| Therefore, every time you use the come
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| | For example, he may want you to chase
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| command there should be a positive reward
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| | him. But if you ignore him instead, he
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| and lots of praising words waiting for
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| | will wonder what it is you have found
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| him. He should want to come to you no
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| | that is more interesting than him, so he
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| matter where he is or what he is doing.
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| | may come up to you.
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| The best way for your dog to learn the
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| | A loose dog can be a frightening
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| come command is through practice,
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| | situation, so the more you can practice
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| practice, and more practice. Start by
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| | this exercise, the more your dog will
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| standing on the other side of a room from
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| | trust that you have a wonderful reward
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| your dog. Say Rover, come. As soon as he
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| | waiting for him!
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| comes all the way up to you praise him
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| | It would be worthwhile you take some time
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| "yes Rover, good boy!" and give him a
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| | and help your dog learn this exercise
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| treat.
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| | properly.
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| Repeat this as often as you can. He will
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