Supercharge Your Dog's RECALL With The TOUCH Cue

In this dog training video, we go over how to teach the Touch cue as a backup to improve your dog recall command. Sometimes dogs and puppies get distracted, so having another way to get them to come when called will help them be safe while also decreasing your own stress.
With in-depth analysis and practical examples, we unveil the benefits of utilizing touch as a fail-safe prompt to enhance recall. Sisi, in the video, is a door dasher, so we've been working with her recall command. Having a secondary recall is part of that process, in case she gets distracted, as puppies do.
We bring years of experience in cognitive psychology and animal training, making this video both informative and engaging. By adopting Touch as a backup recall command, you can effectively enhance learning and amplify the recall abilities of any subject or situation.
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[@SomeMinorDogTraining]

Thanks for watching! Were you able to get anything out of this? How is your dog with the recall?

[@brendadevlin5588]

Very useful method and well demonstrated. Works on my border collie. Thank you!

[@SomeMinorDogTraining]

Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment! I'm glad you and your puppy were able to get something out of it. ❤️💕

[@elizabethnelson6787]

By far the best instruction on touch I've expected anywhere! Thank you--- I will be watching this multiple times to internalize all the suggestions.
Just a bit of feedback--- the background music is a bit too loud, competing with your excellent narration

[@SomeMinorDogTraining]

Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment. I can't tell you how much your kind words mean to me! As far as the volume goes, thank you for letting me know. I'll be sure to make it lower in the next video. I'm always looking to improve, so I appreciate it. ❤️💕