Teach Your Dog to Come When Called - Around ANY Distraction

Welcome to my dog training video " teach your dog to come when called - around any distraction" where we master the art of recall training. If you've been wondering how to teach your dog to come to you amidst all the distractions, look no further.
Today, we’ll cover:
How to teach your dog to come when called, ensuring they sprint back to you with enthusiasm.
Tips on how to teach a dog to come back to you, with methods that build trust and eagerness to obey.
The key steps to train your dog to come, ensuring they understand and follow the command in any environment.
Whether your pal is a stubborn pooch or a distracted wanderer, this tutorial is perfect for all, highlighting how to train your dog to come when called effectively. We’ll delve into techniques to teach your dog to come back to you even when they'd rather chase a squirrel.
You’ll also learn:
The basics of dog behaviour training to understand what prompts your dog to listen.
How to teach your dog to come to you in a way that is enjoyable and establishes a lifelong bond.
Strategies for teach your dog 'come', transforming a simple command into a fail-safe recall.
If you’re tired of yelling with no results and want to perfect your dog's recall, then it’s time to change your approach. Say goodbye to the days of worry and start the journey to achieving perfect recall.
For more tips on recall training, be sure to subscribe to our channel and turn on notifications. We're here to help you build a better, safer, and more responsive relationship with your dog.
Best of luck :)
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About me:
My name is Nigel Reed, and I am a dog behaviourist and author with fifteen years experience addressing all types of problematic behaviour. My book The Dog Guardian has sold over 21,000 copies and I have over 2000 clients in the U.K and Europe. I hold qualifications and certificates in dog training and behaviour, animal assisted therapy, wolf studies and nutrition and health. Next to that, I am a regular on radio and television helping owners address their dog’s behaviour.
I believe the secret to helping you address your dog's undesirable behaviour is through detailed but simple advice that is kind, effective and easy to absorb. This why I have produced extensive online courses with how to training videos and created a book. This information will ensure I can suit your preferred learning style in order to help you perfect your relationship with your dog, wherever you are in the world."

[@nigelreed]

Thanks so much for stopping by. If you found this video helpful please like, share and subscribe. I hope to see you on the next video!

[@nickhills8061]

I followed this to the letter, all worked great, but my dog now thinks he's called Woody.

[@nigelreed]

lol

[@ronnetteharvey2002]

If I had been standing...I may have crumpled. Lol that was funny.

[@garywall1572]

🤣🤣🤣 lmao

[@Shortstack225]

Man quarantine is doing weird stuff to my interests. I don’t even have a dog and I’m hooked on watching these videos

[@amalj7724]

I also don't have dog ,Knowing dogs isn't weird

[@Asgardinho]

just get one!

[@stephanies7153]

@jugy Yes!!

[@IAmUBro]

Seeing this on reddit, I was surprised by how much I wanted to gain this knowledge. I also don't have a dog lol

[@ivanauletu]

Me too!

[@Yarumi23]

This has been the absolute best video on training dogs.

[@nigelreed]

Great to hear :)

[@lingreen6019]

Thank you for your videos Nigel, they are trully refreshing! Real dogs, with real problems that we all struggle with. I particulaly love how you remind us it can take 30+ repeats, or x number of weeks, or whatever the case may be. Please continue to do this in your future videos. It reminds us to keep going in baby steps, to have realistic expectations, and to trust in the process.

[@nigelreed]

Thanks for commenting Lin.

[@alicehjlee]

i agree with you!!!! your videos are really helpful!! you show real things. thank you!!!!!

[@psilaramendes]

Great! Also, very cute of the other two dogs to sit for the treat when you rewarded Woody.

[@nigelreed]

:)

[@cinezee]

thank youu again , cant wait to have one of your book .

[@OdeeOz]

4:55 *_LOLS the other dogs waiting a treat. You trained those odd balls fast!_* 🤣🤣🤣👊👍

[@juliapurcell5352]

I am actually in tears (of relief!) having found you this morning! THANK YOU!

[@nigelreed]

You are so welcome!

[@brianlocal3]

His book is really good too

[@charliegoshawk6110]

real and great + spot on TTFN

[@nigelreed]

Thank you Charlie.

[@manavramchandani3874]

Awesome Nigel

[@nigelreed]

Thank you Manav :)

[@Tigerssnakes]

I love this

[@nigelreed]

🙏

[@mariasanson2223]

thx 4 ur videos

[@nigelreed]

Pleasure :)

[@bt9124]

This is SUCH a great channel. Thank you.

[@nigelreed]

Thank you Betsy :)

[@edwardo2436]

great advice

[@nigelreed]

GREAT TO HEAR

[@eduhsg]

Thank you!

[@nigelreed]

:)

[@AnotherAnonymousMan]

Outstanding videos. I am so grateful!

[@nigelreed]

Glad you like them!

[@2809thalia]

I love the music of this clip :))

[@annemason4110]

Thank you so much! Just what I needed to see and hear today.

[@nigelreed]

So glad!

[@womenfluencer]

Your videos are so practical. Thank you!

[@nigelreed]

Glad you like them! :)

[@rudolfsteiner4660]

Excellent.

[@nigelreed]

Thanks.

[@SlowSwaySounds]

All of your videos are extremely helpful!

[@nigelreed]

Thanks Simon :)

[@igrai]

Excellent!

[@nigelreed]

Glad you liked it!

[@tracielillytan1530]

Thank you for this video I absolutely loved it.

[@nigelreed]

Great to hear Tracie. Be sure to subscribe to be alerted to more every week.

[@krishanunique5870]

Wonderful sir

[@nigelreed]

Many many thanks

[@sarahshillibier8460]

Great video

[@nigelreed]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@gaylegeraths234]

I’ve watched a lot of video’s & these were the most informative. Thank you so much for all the great tips.

[@nigelreed]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rubyrileyxx5370]

Thanks this was very helpful!

[@nigelreed]

So glad!

[@lkenady52]

Will start today! Will let you know! Thanks for your videos, appreciate soooooo much!

[@nigelreed]

Wonderful!

[@jenniferrothschild4329]

You’re a god! Thank you.

[@nigelreed]

Glad it helped :)

[@millie3497]

Your videos are amazing, Thankyou so much

[@nigelreed]

Pleasure.

[@ElisPalmer]

Amazing! Thanks~

[@nigelreed]

Glad you like it!

[@NurilyaAF]

Very useful! Thank you so much!!

[@nigelreed]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tarynhurst4042]

one of the most helpful training videos I have seen!!

[@nigelreed]

Glad it was helpful!

[@andrewpage-towers4068]

Very useful. We will be trying this out.

[@nigelreed]

Glad it was helpful!

[@janemiles2070]

Thank you for this advice. i am going to try it out tomorrow with my 2 year old GSD whose recall is brilliant when we are on our own, but completely deaf to me when near rabbit holes.

[@nigelreed]

Best of luck!

[@brendanwalsh2456]

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[@Lasanie]

Best trainer I found so far. We are making such great progress!

[@nigelreed]

Great to hear!

[@jessicacole1]

Really enjoying these vodeos! Easy to follow and great to see it all in practice. Love Woody, what a champ. 💓

[@nigelreed]

Glad you like them!

[@lauraburrill1436]

Thank you!! This was a fantastic video!!! I have a 3 yr old yellow lab. He’s doing wonderful too!!

[@nigelreed]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@thecarcompanion810]

amazing videos

[@nigelreed]

Thanks! 😀

[@jomartin1631]

Your video is the best I've seen on dog recall. Simple, easy to follow steps with clear results. Thank you :-)

[@nigelreed]

Lovely to hear Jo, thanks for watching and commenting :)

[@rachlikescheese6497]

Oh my goodness; this is the dream. I'm going to start working on this tomorrow. Thank you.

[@nigelreed]

You can do it!

[@isabellaarpino9613]

It was lovely to meet you at BNI this morning, I have liked and shared your channel on Linkedin... i will definitely follow your instructions on recall for my Shiba Inu.

[@nigelreed]

Great to meet you too Isabella - thank you :)

[@chituga4951]

Thank you so much man. I'll use your videos when I get my dog

[@nigelreed]

Great :)

[@slojam100]

Brilliant.. It's clear to me that you have to put in the effort to get the results. Thanks again

[@nigelreed]

My pleasure

[@shamandao]

I've watched some other videos on training my new rescue, but yours really align with me. Thank you for doing these videos!

[@nigelreed]

I'm so glad!

[@no_one2197]

Your content deserves more views! Great stuff!

[@nigelreed]

Thanks buddy :)

[@kylietesfaye]

Thank you! I will try this on my dogs!

[@nigelreed]

Best of luck.

[@craiglemarchant9099]

Thank you for the advice 👍 I'm really looking forward to practicing these techniques and having a happier experience 👍

[@nigelreed]

Best of luck!

[@davidwilson1387]

Looking to get a dog and preparing to learn , thanks for your vids. Easy to see before and after. And the kind way to train, really important..

[@nigelreed]

Thanks for watching!

[@anniemedicalmassage]

Wow. That is just incredible. Well done with the step by step process. I’m using this ! 💪🏼

[@nigelreed]

Hope it is going well.

[@katerinacucova2725]

Thank you Nigel for your fantastic videos. Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@nigelreed]

Thanks for commenting Katerina, great to hear :) - Hello from East Sussex.

[@katerinacucova2725]

@@nigelreed I have German Shorthair Pointer 1.5 year old. He is still a puppy and need more training for sure. Your videos are great!

[@joysims9624]

Great videos!

[@nigelreed]

Glad you like them!

[@dianadoria7749]

Best method I've seen. It's just what I was looking for. Thank you for the information Mr. Reed.

[@nigelreed]

Very welcome

[@jorjanparker5575]

These videos are so well crafted to show what you are intending. I am getting it.

[@nigelreed]

Great to hear!

[@lorinewton-anderson4292]

Thank you for the video. Great guidance on getting to know my dog and working to get her to come. Diligently and continually working with her is the key along with positive rewards.

[@nigelreed]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jameskiggell1799]

Thank you for this. It is refreshing to be shown how to teach our dogs to play off leash in parks and something I have been struggling to teach my labs. I now have to put the time in at home until lockdown is over and we can return to the parks to start part 2!

[@nigelreed]

Glad it was helpful!

[@brianreed1451]

very good at last someone who knows how to train a dog

[@nigelreed]

Thanks Brian :) Note to suspicious people: BTW people Brian is not my dad we just share the last name.

[@praveenchandnair342]

Man had to run thru so many videos , Mr Reed you are awesome , I am starting to train my 12 week old bullmastiff , he’s a fast learner so I don’t think it should be a stress

[@praveenchandnair342]

This video should be right up there , Mr Reed if you up from video content and better editing I am sure your channel will be amongst the top ones , let me know if I can help , thanks and regards ,Praveen

[@nigelreed]

Thanks. I have other videos with millions of views. I suspect this will find its way to the top in time.

[@lenkamartos7736]

Thank you very much for this video, Nigel. We are still on stage one (getting better every day) and I can't wait to progress. You break down everything in steps that are easy to understand.

[@nigelreed]

Thanks Lenka :)

[@stretchjdm]

Thanks so much for all this information I can't wait to get cracking with all the tricks and skills you have shown in your videos. I've gotten a 13 week old cocker spaniel who's able to start going for walks thos coming weekend and in time I will surely use your methods thanks again Great videos.

[@nigelreed]

Pleasure. Thanks for watching and commenting. Hope all goes well :)

[@russchloe7258]

Do more videos about training a dog, sir. This video really helps a lot. Keep up the good work👍

[@nigelreed]

:)

[@ioweiowe]

Great Stuff Mr Reed! After years of borrowing our friends' dogs, we're getting our own rescue at the weekend. A 5 yo German Shepherd. You're videos are great training - more for us than for the dog..

[@nigelreed]

Lovely to hear you're getting a rescue Mark. And that you are prepared and dedicated. I'm sure you will do well!!

[@k9psychology87]

Nice lesson buddy, Very well explained, I teach lots of game play for recall. Obedience means play then go again.

[@nigelreed]

Thanks for watching and commenting :)

[@louisemortlock8504]

This is really helpful thankyou. I decided to address some issues im having with my dog reggie and after watching one of your other vids on insta I put the effort in this morn. He was so much more responsive and I realised I havent been praising him enough. Just a quiet walk before the park really helped me get his recall better, and I felt he trusted me a bit better as the leader. Thankyou for these videos it really helps me become a better owner

[@nigelreed]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@suzanneanderssen7245]

Absolutely fantastic video. I can see this is a long term project, requiring consistency and patience, but at each stage, you're giving the dog every chance to succeed. And of course i the mean time, having a ball training. You're my new dog-whisperer!

[@nigelreed]

Suzanne Anderssen glad you liked it. My goal in each video is to be realistic about the time frame. Best of luck.

[@RobGADV]

Great video! I just watched your heel video too... my Min Pin needs both of these badly.

[@nigelreed]

Bets of luck Rob. Thanks for the visit.

[@brianlocal3]

How did it turn out Rob?

[@ronnetteharvey2002]

After reading several comments I wanted to let people know that learning these techniques could save the life of someone's Dog one day bc my dad never learned how to train any Dog. He used to drop kick his very tiny Dog that looked like a shitzu but much smaller and almost all black. My whole life my Dad was cruel to animals and little people. He never cared to learn how to train anything or anyone. So I've said all that to say once you've learned this then help others. Even if you don't have a Dog or child. ( Yes this works with them as well!) Only with Dogs you don't have to be verbal. Children need to be verbal in a gentle loving manner. Which me and my brother never got. I often teased my brother before he was 14. I'd call him like most people call aDog. Because his name was Butch. But at 14 he also took on the attacking character of the Dog and that was the end of THAT!

[@lauraashton8602]

Having watched numerous videos trying to get help with the heel command and pulling, this guy is the best. He tells you the what and why in comprehensive terms, with plenty of visual demonstrations. He doesn't love his own voice and waffle on like another English dog trainer. Thank you Sir.

[@nigelreed]

Great to hear Laura. Thanks for watching and commenting :)

[@nettynoodles8368]

Thank you for sharing these training tips. I have 2 rescue pointers who definitely have a high prey drive, and they pull the heck out of me on their leads plus have selective deafness with recall at times.... I'm going back to basics and I'm going to binge watch your videos and put what I learn into action, so I can actually enjoy my dog walks rather than coming back home exhausted and in pain!

[@nigelreed]

Thanks for sharing!! Best of luck.

[@farazmasood699]

Very useful. Subscribed

[@nigelreed]

Thank you.

[@MsAJChase]

I out loud said "oh good boy" when he started to listen haha!

[@aver3029]

Great vids and am slowly getting my Beagle trained into better behavior(s)

[@nigelreed]

Great to hear :)

[@DS-zj2on]

Listened to lots of trainers here and TV--wow, this is over-the-top impressive. An genuine expert!

[@nigelreed]

You're very kind, thank you.

[@xoscha1983]

Thank you! even though my puppy is only 4 weeks old and I still need to wait another 4 for him to come home, this is amazing advise! by that time I will be rewatching!

[@nigelreed]

Great. Best wishes

[@Xenia77777]

Great video, I found what I was looking for. Also, it's the first video I pressed the Like button after being asked. It's because he asked in the end of the video, not at the beginning as so many others. And he truly humbly asked. No one does it.

[@nigelreed]

Many thanks 🙏🏻🐕

[@CarmenMarie01]

I found your video yesterday and tried it with my young rescue hound we just got a few days ago. She is doing great using this method already. I'm not sure if I have patience for 32 tries out the door, but I'll work on it. Thanks.

[@nigelreed]

Best of luck

[@deenadenaro8365]

Thank your for these informative videos. I can see I’ve been lax with rewarding my dog’s recalls recently and will step that up while she is on lead now. We trained our dog to to come when she was a puppy and after the terrible two’s here recall has been pretty good, EXCEPT when there is food or the scent of another animal. When people have picnics and/or leave discarded food in the ground in parks it becomes impossible to get her back even with treats. Likewise the other day she caught the whiff of some critter and I lost her in the brush on the slope of the park for almost 45 mins. She wasn’t responding to treats and I didn’t feel confident leaving her in this type of situation (though I have used the leave tactic when she plays hard to get in the park). I didn’t reprimand her when I got her back. I simply carried her all the way home and put her in her crate when we got there. She seemed to understand but I fear that over the three minute walk home, she’d probably forgotten what this was about. What does a dog owner do in these types of situations please?

[@nigelreed]

Hi Deena, you can't do much in that situation bar what you did. Rather it's about setting yourself up to teach her the response each day in stages.

[@deenadenaro8365]

Thank you. I’m carrying treats more vigilantly each day now and working on rebuilding her recall. Cheers.

[@Vinigor222]

I really found this video useful. So good to see an untrained dog steadily improving rather than how an already trained dog responds! Patience, calmness, consistency - repeat, repeat, repeat! Looking forward to applying to our 9 month head-strong Golden Retriever :-)

[@nigelreed]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@brianlocal3]

I just got the book yesterday. Was reading it at the beach with Louie our wire fox terrier. Very interesting look at the beahvor and psychology side

[@nigelreed]

Thanks Brian :) . Glad to hear you are enjoying it!!

[@jeanmarietodd7457]

Wonderful video, I'm a new subscriber. I'm an amateur trainer, your advice is spot on.

[@nigelreed]

Great to hear :)

[@cp6666666]

Nigel - another great video , so clearly illustrated I find it amazing it hasn’t got a lot more views . It’s obvious to see the dog’s learning curve , and I just wondered how many sessions on average it will take you to achieve the same results but with the owner of the dog in control ?

[@nigelreed]

Hi Chris, Glad you enjoyed it. On average a couple of weeks 2 sessions a day but each dog is different. Woody took me 3 weeks - 3 sessions a day.

[@aishakhan2841]

Nigel is such a brilliant dog trainer, this is the best training ever when i get the lead ready my dog "cockapoo " goes crazy with excitement i have to turn around and have my back towards her until she stops jumping and reaching the height of my head lol, i'm going to start teaching my dog tomorrow the way Nigel showed us *****

[@nigelreed]

Thank you :)

[@MrNeilg71]

I was starting to think that Woody was just a bit thick, but you trained him beautifully. Thank you for this helpful video.

[@nigelreed]

Ha, just very stubborn and aloof. Glad it was helpful! :)

[@JimAlgar]

This is going to help my black lab Loki a great deal. In my efforts to socialise him, I've inadvertently made him assume EVERY dog he sees is there to play with him... Without distractions his recall is ok, but when other dogs are present he's away if not on the lead. Your video on protective behaviour was instrumental in calming his barking out the window quickly and easily, so I'll definitely be following the teachings in this video as well. Thank you.

[@nigelreed]

Really pleased to hear that Jim. Best of luck.

[@ylvasandin5776]

O la la, those videos gives my hope. We've a mixed-Border-collie at 2 1/2 years old, he came to us 14 month old and he's not our first dog, but the first one we got problems with. Of course he's marvelous, the best in the world - at home. Yes, we do love him. We didn't know when we bought him, that he grow up outside with 7 to 9, maybe 15 dogs, except from two families he visit very short, they didn't want to keep him. He had no behaviour, was dirty, didn't even listen to "sit". He had a black broken teeth, we must let a veterinar take it away, he's tooth are very strange and sensitive. Well, our problems: he's dragging and barking at dogs he doesn't know we can hardly hold him, he's barking at home, he's watch after me and my husband and, he's very, very strong! (Well, probably was our first dog, a mixed German shepherd, must stronger, but he always followed us from the first day until he died 14 years later.) I learned, my husband and I, must learn to be patient and practice over and over again. Thanks a lot! God bless you!

[@nigelreed]

Lovely to read what you have done for this dog. Yes be patient and don't expose him to too much or he will panic. Baby steps with everything you do.

[@susanswinskey8573]

Love this tip. My little Chi has been ignoring my command to cometoo it is Back to the leash!

[@nigelreed]

Best of luck Susan.

[@claibornegm]

This video did help me a lot. I am in charge of a 2 1/2 y.o. pit bull most days and cannot go to many parks with him so I cannot socialize him the way I'd like. I've been watching videos on training that seem to be encouraging. Thank you.

[@ronnetteharvey2002]

Wow I have a new puppy and I've watched a few other channels. So far this channel has made the most sense. There was one channel where the man kept saying what he thought the dog was thinking and I was like 😳. That isn't going to help me one bit even if what he says is true. Not all Dogs think alike. My puppy is the complete opposite of my other Dog that passed away. Wow I miss him so much. This puppy is roudy and I've only had him since July 21, 2020. My other boy was born in 2000. What is so neat about it is that when the first boy turned one then the year was 2001. My pup will be one in 2021! So even if I go senile... You get it! Lol.

[@nigelreed]

Thank you Ronnette :)

[@Charliejr22]

Getting a puppy tomorrow and I cant thank you enough for making these types of detailed videos with a pup that isn't already trained. Seeing the process really helps my confidence as well as willingness to continue with the method!

[@nigelreed]

Happy to help!

[@ivanauletu]

Good luck with your new puppy.

[@M.C.Blackwell]

This lesson makes so much sense and I am going to begin this with Emma right away. My other dogs were well trained to return immediately, but were food oriented so it was easy to teach them to come when called. I believe Emma will be happy to learn with praise as a reward. I never intend to have her off leash but one time her harness broke and she needs to come when called for her safety. Thank you !

[@nigelreed]

Thank you. Best of luck

[@giselletaliana6641]

Hi Nigel Thanks for your videos.I have been using your training skills on my rescue standard Poodle. He has responded well ,although he has needed a lot of training. Still needs on going help as his not social. I must get your book. Thanks Giselle

[@nigelreed]

Hi Giselle, it's a process - you will get there if you don't give up. Lovely to hear how dedicated you are. I hope you enjoy the book.

[@panther7681]

Wow! Your training method is much much better than Zac that it deserves way higher subscription than this, like millions. Love it! Thank you for good realistic content.

[@nigelreed]

Thank you 🙏 for your kind words :)

[@tusharathavale1003]

Episode on Guidance on making the dog walk along side you and follow you was very useful

[@nigelreed]

Good to hear.

[@huiqinjinxi4514]

Feeling confident again after watching this. Have tried many times to train my beloved cavoodle but failed. Now i am ready to start again and follow it through..

[@nigelreed]

All the best

[@garywall1572]

Amazing, incredible videos. Such understanding of canine mentality. If only this were main stream television for all dog owners to watch rather than dragging their poor pooch around or shouting their heads off, which presumably they do to their children. Well done and thankyou, by the way im fortunate enough to have two beautifully behaved dogs.

[@nigelreed]

Thanks for commenting Gary. Great to hear your dogs are well behaved and you still show an interest in behaviour.

[@barbaramah4422]

You seem to do it so easily! I struggle with my dog being overly aggressive, and pulling me! Come to LA and train her LOL

[@nigelreed]

Hope to come to L.A one day :)

[@Alexialexialexiaaa]

Thanks Nigel! I wonder if you could do a video on dogs chasing / jumping / nipping runners?

[@nigelreed]

Hi Alexia, I already have done that video but it is on my online course. www.thedogguardian.com/dealing-with-aggressive-dogs Best wishes, Nigel

[@joannasheldon2146]

Well, all I can say is, lucky you for having a large enclosed area where you can practice alone and with other dog owners and their dogs on- or off-lead. Given that precious property, training is easy-peasy. Unfortunately, such spaces are not available to 99% of us.

[@skysunderground]

Rrally...a yard, a park. I mean there everywhere. You can do this in your house if u want. U don't need other dogs u can add other humans as distraction. U can use distractions during walks . Most towns and cities have dog parks. At the end of the day the bulk of training is done without distractions as they are almost always added in later.

[@nigelreed]

The enclosed area was just a part of the process, however I could have done it all on lead. You even saw me resort to putting the dog back on a long lead when the dog didn't come back. You have to use some initiative and adapt it to your situation.

[@atonito1721]

Great video! Thanks! What are your thoughts on the use of whistle recalling?

[@nigelreed]

Yes a whistle is good! I just don't want to carry one.